The kids of Norman’s Ark

The animals of "Norman's Ark" are played by the children of St. Finbar Church in Burbank. From left: Leilani Tran, Arriya Frank, Nicole Talisay, Matthew Talisay, Kate Atkinson, Georgia Kisob, Elise Jonke, David Jimenez and Kyle Bacierto.

The animals of “Norman’s Ark” are played by the children of St. Finbar Church in Burbank. From left: Leilani Tran, Arriya Frank, Nicole Talisay, Matthew Talisay, Kate Atkinson, Georgia Kisob, Elise Jonke, David Jimenez and Kyle Bacierto. (Jen Munkvold / For the Los Angeles Times)

Sept. 16, 2014 4:41 AM PT

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Norman's Ark

Director Peter Schneider narrowly escapes a baby animal stampede. (Jen Munkvold / For the Los Angeles Times)

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Jennifer Torrejon. (Jen Munkvold / For the Los Angeles Times)

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Alina Carranza. (Jen Munkvold / For the Los Angeles Times)

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David Jimenez, Matthew Talisay and Elise Jonke. (Jen Munkvold / For the Los Angeles Times)

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Georgia Kisob. (Jen Munkvold / For the Los Angeles Times)

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Lea Carranza. (Jen Munkvold / For the Los Angeles Times)

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Choreographer Christine Kellogg speaks to Elise Jonke of St. Finbar. (Jen Munkvold / For the Los Angeles Times)

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Choreographer Christine Kellogg works with, from left, Alina Carranza, David Jimenez and Lea Carranza. (Jen Munkvold / For the Los Angeles Times)

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Choreographer Christine Kellogg teaches children of St. Finbar parish. (Jen Munkvold / For the Los Angeles Times)

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Leilani Tran as a baby turtle. (Jen Munkvold / For the Los Angeles Times)

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Leilani Tran as a baby turtle with other St. Finbar kids. (Jen Munkvold / For the Los Angeles Times)

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Alina Carranza with penguin Arriya Frank, Jennifer Torrejon and David Jimenez. (Jen Munkvold / For the Los Angeles Times)

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Elise Jonke and Georgia Kisob. (Jen Munkvold / For the Los Angeles Times)

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David Jimenez shows his robot dance to the children of St. Finbar. (Jen Munkvold / For the Los Angeles Times)

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