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WHERE WITHIN
Musicals & Operas · fables and rumors · Ages 6+ · 80 mins · United States of America
When two distant siblings find themselves lost in a mysterious forest, they encounter strange, otherworldly beings that help bring them back to each other.
Where Within is a family friendly, Celtic folk-inspired new musical, and speaks to the importance of facing the unknown together.
When two distant siblings find themselves lost in a mysterious forest, they encounter strange, otherworldly beings that help bring them back to each other.
Where Within is a family friendly, Celtic folk-inspired new musical, and speaks to the importance of facing the unknown together.
THE BABY SHOW: PUNK GRANDPA AND UNCLE PRETTY
Comedy · glitter candy · Ages 17+ · 90 mins · United States of America
“Punk Grandpa” is a modern-day “Auntie Mame,” with genders reversed. It’ll put hair on your chest.
“Uncle Pretty” is the world premiere of Jake Scruggs’ one man show. It continues the story of “Punk Grandpa” from the point of view of the minor character who marries the protagonist.
“Punk Grandpa” is a modern-day “Auntie Mame,” with genders reversed. It’ll put hair on your chest.
“Uncle Pretty” is the world premiere of Jake Scruggs’ one man show. It continues the story of “Punk Grandpa” from the point of view of the minor character who marries the protagonist.
REVENGE OF THE SPACE PANDAS BY DAVID MAMET
Comedy · the banzerini house · Ages 5+ · 1hr · United States of America
This sci-fi fantasy about two 12-year-olds and a sheep hurtling through space to a panda-policed outer dimension called Crestview (they hoped the name would attract investors) is packed with wry grown-up humor but has enough people chasing around in animal suits to entertain kids.
This sci-fi fantasy about two 12-year-olds and a sheep hurtling through space to a panda-policed outer dimension called Crestview (they hoped the name would attract investors) is packed with wry grown-up humor but has enough people chasing around in animal suits to entertain kids.
