Spellbound Pop Up Performances 2019-20
Innovative performances created just for very young audiences by Spellbound Theatre. These performances are available to come to your school, library, or community center, or you can catch them at our Pop Up Performance Series at the Old Stone House.
A larger than life book leads children through familiar daily events using favorite nursery rhymes and songs to tell the story.
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Catbear, a lost toy, travels through the subways of New York as he searches for his way home.
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A construction site comes to life with interactive cranes, tools, and diggers used to construct a surprising project.
A young girl escapes her noisy life and takes us on an immersive exploration of a magical world in her own backyard.
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Follow the life cycle of an apple seed through the seasons with songs, poetry, and sign language for young children.
Three brothers go on an adventure to discover the power of light, kindness, and being yourself.
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Penguin gets in trouble...a lot. Penguin wants to know how she can still have fun without getting into so much bother. Will you help?
I wonder what kind of weather we'll have today? Join us for a vibrant and frolicking performance in a meteorological wonderland.
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This ocean adventure starts on the shore and then sets sail out to the far sea. Created just for ages 0-2 and their caregivers.
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All above performances take place at the Old Stone House at Washington Park.
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Please note that the Old Stone House is not a wheelchair accessible venue.
If you would like to see a performance at an accessible venue, join us at one of our Free Family Art Days in partnership with Brooklyn Public Library.
Contact Emily Baldwin, Outreach Coordinator, at emily@spellboundtheatre.com with any questions about accommodations or for more information.
Select performances are also available for booking in schools and for private events. Please contact Susanna Brock, Education Manager, at susanna@spellboundtheatre.com for more information or visit our Schools or Parties pages.
Click here for a social story on "Going to the Theatre."
Please note that the Old Stone House is not a wheelchair accessible venue.
If you would like to see a performance at an accessible venue, join us at one of our Free Family Art Days in partnership with Brooklyn Public Library.
Contact Emily Baldwin, Outreach Coordinator, at emily@spellboundtheatre.com with any questions about accommodations or for more information.
Select performances are also available for booking in schools and for private events. Please contact Susanna Brock, Education Manager, at susanna@spellboundtheatre.com for more information or visit our Schools or Parties pages.
