Performing as a staple in the Utah Theatre Association's 50th anniversary DramaCon, Cary Trivanovich is offering assemblies for Utah's schools before and after the conference in January.
Attractively priced at only $500 total for this time, Cary will perform and inspire with his timely message about Selflessness, or his profound thoughts on "Why the Arts Matter."
See why Cary Trivanovich has performed at more K-12 schools throughout the Western United States than anyone else in our lifetime.

"Although you were here over a month ago, our students still talk about your performance. They continue to marvel at what you are capable of doing... and what you created within that magical hour... Your finale, The Giver of Life, was spectacular and incredibly moving. I have never witnessed our auditorium so mesmerized by anything."
Steven Southard, Activities Director
Sonora High, CA
"Cary is the single most impactful speaker/presenter I have ever witnessed. My students kept interrupting his presentation and message to applaud him."
Dr Jim D'Agostino, Principal
Santiago Charter Middle, Orange, CA
Although Cary's staging setup is simple, please ensure that the audience can see him clearly from head to toe, as you would arrange for a dancer. If the stage is low, consider seating the students directly on the floor without chairs.
Good lighting onto the front of the stage (similar to the accompanying photo) will greatly enhance the performance.
If Cary's performance space is on the floor with the students, please do not wrap the audience around the performance area in a U shape (so that they are not viewing from a direct side angle).
If in a Gymnasium: Please use only one wall of bleachers so Cary performs at the center basketball circle to one side. Normal gym lighting is perfect. If seating overflows onto the floor in front of the bleachers, please seat them directly on the floor without chairs, not exceeding 300 (Viewing Cary from head to toe is imperative).
Sound: Please provide a sound system in the performance area with a mic and an aux input for Cary to use for his soundtrack (Although using your sound tech from the sound booth is okay).
