| FAMILY SERIES: 4 shows for $40
Reserved seating … keep the same seat for
each series performance
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 James
and the Giant Peach
Wednesday, December 3,
2008, 7:00 pm
When James crawls inside a gigantic peach growing in his
aunts’ garden, he embarks on an amazing journey down the
hill, across the sea, and into the sky! Join James and his
new friends -- Old-Green-Grasshopper, Miss Spider,
Centipede, Earthworm and more – in this magical production
based on Roald Dahl’s beloved book. |
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 The
Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley
Monday, January 19,
2009, 7:00 pm
In a whirlwind musical travelogue, Stanley – the ultimate
pen pal – scours the globe for a solution to his unusual
problem, waking up flat when his bulletin board falls on
him. He’s stamped, posted and cancelled from South Africa to
Mexico, from Russia to England to China, and beyond. And
wherever Stanley goes, he meets new friends, learns about
different cultures through song and dance, and closes in on
his goal of being a three-dimensional boy once more. |
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The
Phantom Tollbooth
Thursday, March 12,
2009, 7:00 pm
Even surrounded by dozens of toys, Milo is bored. Nothing
interests him at all. The Demons of Ignorance are certain he
will be their next victim, telling him “If you get the urge
to do anything—don’t. It could be dangerous.” To the rescue
comes
the Phantom Tollbooth! Norton Juster’s beloved children’s
book is given full musical treatment in this acclaimed stage
version of the modern tale of a boy who must save the
princesses Rhyme and Reason and reunite the brother Kings
who rule over the cities of Dictionopolis and Digitopolis.
The Phantom Tollbooth is an endearing show that audiences of
all ages will find appealing. |
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 The
Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
Friday, May 8, 2009,
7:00 pm
This enchanting musical is based on C.S. Lewis’ adventure
story about four children of war-torn England, who
accidentally enter the land of Narnia by climbing through a
magic wardrobe. This strange and wondrous place is ruled by
the coldhearted White Witch, who makes the winter last year
round. Although they seem unlikely saviors, the children
fulfill an ancient prophecy by defeating the witch, thus
restoring sunshine and peace to the spell-bound Narnia and
returning the great Lion King Aslan to his throne. |
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