Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2002 23:34:56 -0500
Subject: PUPT: Two Intriguing Shows


Hi all,

For those in driving distance of Boston...

Puppet Showplace Theatre has two very intriguing family shows (which adults
will love) coming up this weekend.  The weather's supposed to be dreadful,
but it will be warm and comforting, and enlightening and entertaining in our
cozy theatre. 

I don't want to make this message too long, but I have details and a review
about these shows, which I will forward to anyone interested.

Friday March 1 at 7:30 PM, Monkey King Tales created by local Mask
Impressario Eric Bornstein    Tickets $10 adults, $5 children
Eric's work has always been very closely related to puppetry, and never
moreso than in this production which incorporates shadow work to great
effect.

Saturday and Sunday March 2 & 3 at 1 & 3 PM each day, Puppet Showpace
Theatre will welcome to our stage for the first time Great Small Works
(Trudi Cohen, John Bell, and Roberto Rossi) in their charming production
Our Kitchen (AKA The Pancake Show). Tickets are $8, $7 members
We are truly excited to finally be presenting this dynamic and charming
company with their great children's show.  We've enjoyed the shows of Great
Small Works in New York for years, and are thrilled that Trudi and John have
recently re-located to Cambridge.

Reservations for both productions are highly recommended as tickets are
going fast!    617.731.6400   See you there!

Fondly,  Karen


-- 
Karen Larsen
Artistic Director
Puppet Showplace Theatre
32 Station Street   Brookline, MA  02445
617.731.6400
<www.puppetshowplace.org>
<artistic-AT-puppetshowplace.org>

Home Office
25 Tyler Street   Somerville, MA   02143
617.627.9722
<KarenLarsen-AT-earthlink.net>



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