The CLIMB theater group visited Comfrey Public School on Wednesday, February 21, 2007.  Students in grades 6, 7, and 8 attended the performance and the follow-up sessions that followed.  CLIMB Theater was founded in 1975 for persons with disabilities to participate in drama classes that fostered the use of imagination and the exercise of creativity.  In 1979 CLIMB expanded to serve all people, especially youth, and now performs primarily for students in elementary through high school. The teaching company uses drama/theatre tools and techniques to help students explore questions of social or academic relevance.  The performance brought stories to life on stage for the Comfrey students.  Students learned to explore differences between themselves and others, explored factors that create prejudice, and identified the similarities that each have with each other. This program was presented at no cost to Comfrey Public School.  It was made possible by the Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP Foundation for Education, Public Health and Social Justice.