(Organic Bouquet, an online florist and co-presenter of the workshop, will donate the materials).
The workshop will be videotaped, with a copy given to each child who attends.
Now 37, the workshop will still house a theater, offices, studios and a gallery.
The workshop will range far afield while its new headquarters are being built.
Theodore Bikel, Keir Dullea, Katie C. Sparer and members of the workshop will conduct the reading.
The workshop will be free Feb. 14 and 21, 10 a.m. to noon.
The workshop will also be given at Viking shops in seven other cities, including Dallas and Atlanta.
Most of the designs are inspired by traditional African patterns, but the workshop will also custom-print your pattern.
The workshop will serve as the audition for children interested in performing in the "Kids 'N Comedy" shows.
(The workshop will be followed at 4 p.m. by a lecture on haroset, suitable for teenagers and adults).
Dance events and a photo exhibit continue into late October, after which the workshop will present attractions at other spaces.
