$8 for Outing for Two to See the Riverside Theater Guild's “Princess and The Pea” on February 10 or 17 ($16 Value)
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Singers, dancers & actors aged 8 through adult frolic through irreverent take on classic tale in fun production for all ages
In the past, fairy tales taught children right from wrong, a function filled today by PSAs from cartoon characters and incarcerated politicians. Stay on the straight and narrow with today’s GrouponLive deal to see Princess and The Pea, performed by the Riverside Theater Guild at L.J. Hauser Junior High. For $8, you get two general-admission tickets (a $16 value). Choose between the following performances:
- Friday, February 10, at 7:30 p.m.
- Friday, February 17, at 7:30 p.m.<p>
The Riverside Theater Guild’s cast of performers aged 8 to adult playfully recreates the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale in its production of Princess and The Pea. Audience members of all ages will hum along with Princess Mabel of Mudville as she sings, dances, and develops an unnerving obsession with legumes en route to the Kingdom of Snob Hill, where her prince awaits. Along with sparking smiles throughout the community, the Guild aims to instill storytelling skills in youngsters by casting local stars-in-training and holding theater camps during the summer.
Singers, dancers & actors aged 8 through adult frolic through irreverent take on classic tale in fun production for all ages
In the past, fairy tales taught children right from wrong, a function filled today by PSAs from cartoon characters and incarcerated politicians. Stay on the straight and narrow with today’s GrouponLive deal to see Princess and The Pea, performed by the Riverside Theater Guild at L.J. Hauser Junior High. For $8, you get two general-admission tickets (a $16 value). Choose between the following performances:
- Friday, February 10, at 7:30 p.m.
- Friday, February 17, at 7:30 p.m.<p>
The Riverside Theater Guild’s cast of performers aged 8 to adult playfully recreates the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale in its production of Princess and The Pea. Audience members of all ages will hum along with Princess Mabel of Mudville as she sings, dances, and develops an unnerving obsession with legumes en route to the Kingdom of Snob Hill, where her prince awaits. Along with sparking smiles throughout the community, the Guild aims to instill storytelling skills in youngsters by casting local stars-in-training and holding theater camps during the summer.