Click thumbnail to enlarge Elizabeth Parker organizes training folders while waiting her turn to instruct kids on "telling a story with facial expressions and body language." Young people listen attentively and give loud and vibrant greetings as PraiseStage director, Ethel McCane introduces instructors (from left to right: Charles Watson, Elizabeth Parker, Ruby Anderson, Ann Starks, Connie Dumas-Coleman, Bonita Gupton -- and later that day, Dountonia Slack.  Mike Fluckus --who taught sound equipment and microphone usage -- also doubled as photographer. Left to right: Ruby Anderson, Connie Dumas-Coleman and Lisa Morris (with the United Methodist Church Metro Ministries) watch youngsters rehearse for the mini-drama held in culmination of a week-long training camp.   Mimers were excited to adorn mime costumes to perform as the "wicked pied pipers" in the final-day mini-drama -- "The Pied Pipers of Indy." More than 65 young people and 9 instructors  participated in the PraiseStage's 2009  Summer Youth Drama Camps held in June and July.   “Now point to stage-left"  says Ethel - as she gives a quick lesson on stage directions. Dance instructors, Dountonia Slack and Charlie Watson teach a fun dance routine to the tune of "Takin' it Too the Streets" to prepare kids for the mini- drama "The Pied Pipers of Indy." Elizabeth Parker teaches youngsters the art of "body language" and pantomiming