Jenifer Lewis Visits The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis: Exploring the Princess Tiana Exhibit
Jenifer Lewis, known for voicing Mama Odie in The Princess and the Frog, recently visited The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis to explore the new Princess Tiana exhibit. We had the opportunity to interview her about her thoughts on the exhibit.
The exhibit, titled Tiana’s Joyful Celebration, is a creation by Walt Disney Imagineering that brings Princess Tiana’s story to life. Located at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, the exhibit offers an immersive experience for visitors.
During the interview, Jenifer Lewis shared her excitement about Princess Tiana's character and the exhibit's focus on her independence and determination. She emphasized the importance of Princess Tiana's story for children to learn and be inspired by.
The exhibit showcases the vibrant culture of New Orleans, featuring elements like food, fashion, music, and dance. Visitors can interact with the Mardi Gras scene and participate in activities that capture the essence of the city.
Jenifer Lewis highlighted the magical and educational aspects of the exhibit, encouraging children to explore and learn about different cultures. She expressed her hope that kids would remember the diversity and richness of the world after experiencing the exhibit.
Voicing a character like Mama Odie in an exhibit or attraction is similar to film and voice acting, according to Jenifer Lewis. She emphasized the importance of fully embodying the character and connecting with the audience, especially in interactive experiences like the exhibit.
Tiana’s Joyful Celebration invites visitors to join Princess Tiana in preparing for a Mardi Gras parade in her neighborhood. The exhibit encourages collaboration and creativity as participants contribute their unique talents to make the parade a success.
If you're curious about the exhibit, make sure to visit The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis to experience Tiana’s Joyful Celebration firsthand. Share your thoughts and experiences on social media after visiting the exhibit.