Spellbound Theatre is New York's award-winning theater devoted to creating original, multi-disciplinary performances for very young audiences.
July Programming
Join us at Poster House in Manhattan THIS MONTH!
Join us at Poster House for an interactive and intimate performance of Spellbound's original pop-up show, "Stand Clear of the Closing Doors, Please!" that will teach little ones more about public transportation! This one-of-a-kind storytelling production follows a lost toy, Catbear, as it travels through the tunnels of New York City on six different subway lines, looking for its owner. Each train has its own story, and Catbear experiences all the sights and sounds of the city before arriving safely home again.
📍Where?
Poster House
119 W 23rd Street, New York, NY 10011
Click here for directions
📆When?
Sunday July 13 @ 11:00am — 11:40am
👥Who?
This performance is intended for ages 2 to 6. This is not a drop-off program. Seating is limited, so be sure to arrive early!
Stand Clear of the Closing Doors, Please is a one-of-a-kind storytelling performance that follows a lost toy, Catbear, as they travel through the tunnels of New York City on six different subway lines, looking for their owner. Each train has its own story, and Catbear experiences all the sights and sounds of New York City before landing home again.
Free Family Art Days are opportunities for the whole family to play, create, and explore through a variety of art forms. These events are free for the public thanks to the generous donations from Spellbound supporters and institutional grants.
📍Where?
Poster House
119 W 23rd Street, New York, NY 10011
Click here for directions
📆When?
Sunday July 13 @ 11:00am — 11:40am
👥Who?
This performance is intended for ages 2 to 6. This is not a drop-off program. Seating is limited, so be sure to arrive early!
Stand Clear of the Closing Doors, Please is a one-of-a-kind storytelling performance that follows a lost toy, Catbear, as they travel through the tunnels of New York City on six different subway lines, looking for their owner. Each train has its own story, and Catbear experiences all the sights and sounds of New York City before landing home again.
Free Family Art Days are opportunities for the whole family to play, create, and explore through a variety of art forms. These events are free for the public thanks to the generous donations from Spellbound supporters and institutional grants.
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Lullaby Land celebrates the diversity of languages in our city and mirrors the diversity of artists in the Spellbound ensemble, as we seek to develop Spellbound’s commitment to antiracism both internally and with our audiences. This show, for 3-6 year olds and their caregivers, takes the universal experience of falling asleep and creates a magical, musical, and mysterious exploration of different languages and aesthetics from regions across the world. Lullaby Land is a devised theater project, which means that it was created by artists, or devisors, collaboratively through collective improvisation and play without an original script.
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Click here to explore this project's progression from original web-series for very young children to a true theatrical production, and how you can be a part of bringing Lullaby Land to new audiences!
Lullaby Land Press: Feature in TYA Today
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"Producer Jody Doo dives deep into what it means for Spellbound Theatre to actively incorporate anti-racist work into TVY and how as theater makers, we can start children on a journey to embrace and celebrate diversity through multilingual productions."
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Keep up with Spellbound's Programming!
Spellbound At Home
Resources and activities for families to do at home, plus teasers for our webseries
Anywhere with Catbear and Lullaby Land
Anywhere with Catbear and Lullaby Land
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