Theater

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  • Talking Hands founder Anna Sobel is a Fulbright Fellow who studied puppetry in India and now performs with her own cast of hand made, one-of-a-kind puppets.

  • With its mission to promote knowledge about Latino culture, Teatro SEA stages bilingual plays in its downtown theatre.

  • This little-known local treasure produces several puppet shows a year in the Cottage, a listed historic house in the state of New York.

  • The two-person, many-puppet cast performs 45 minute marionette shows based on popular children's stories, and on Saturdays and Sundays at 4:30 p.m., the performers play for a private audience.

  • The Manhattan Children's Theatre has been entertaining New Yorkers with its adaptations of literary classics since 2002. Performances are on Saturdays and Sundays at 12:00 and 2:00 pm.

  • For younger children (ages 1-4) Hostak has a musical show, in which she appears in character (options include train conductor, clown, rag doll and Cinderella, among others).

  • These interactive mystery tours engage children with drama, clues, and problem solving. Eight or more professional actors (and some mystery writers) act out a scenario, which ends in a murder.

  • Marcia the Musical Moose is an entertainer whose performances are designed for children ages 1-7.

  • Vital Children's Theatre's musicals run between 40 minutes and one hour, are performed by adults and are suitable for children ages 2-12.

  • With Literally Alive children not only get to watch but participate in the creation of theatre.

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