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The Winter’s Tale

November 20 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
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$20 – $25

Children’s Shakespeare Theatre Comes to Nyack with The Winter’s Tale
Friday November 20th and Saturday November 21st at 7pm
At The Nyack Center, 58 Depew Avenue, Nyack, NY 10960

The Winter’s Tale is the story of an angry man whose bad behavior threatens to ruin everything. Join our company of children ages seven to fifteen as we perform this classic Shakespeare story of choosing hope over despair; despite heartbreak and hard times happiness can be found again. This play contains Shakespeare’s most famous stage direction, “Exit, pursued by a bear.” Watch as the children of our community play royalty, shepherds, servants, and thieves. Bring your families and share the experience of young people connecting with Shakespearean text and telling a timeless tale.

Children’s Shakespeare Theatre is committed to providing a nurturing and enriching environment through the performance of classical theatre, allowing children to explore, in a safe and supportive educational setting, what it means to be human. This production includes children from Nyack and nearby towns. Schools represented include Nyack High School, Nyack Middle School, Upper Nyack Elementary, Liberty Elementary, South Orangetown Middle School, Primoris Academy and Ethical Culture Fieldston School.

Nyack native Brady Amoonclark directs this cast of thirteen, with assistant direction provided by Marco Jo Clate and Stacey Cervellino. Costumes are by George Brooks-Patten, with Stage Management by Henry Schloss. Lighting will be provided by Safe N Sound. Music by Ian Moore.

This production is supported by partnerships with Nyack Center and Creative Arts Workshop along with Visit Nyack. Tickets to the public are $25 for adults, and $20 for children with group rates available. Tickets for both performances are free for teachers and Nyack Center families.

Tickets and more information about Children’s Shakespeare Theatre can be found on our website: www.childrensshakespeare.org

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