WFT’s Musical: Seussical
January 30 – March 1, 2009
Friday nights at 7:30;Saturday & Sunday matinees at 3:00
School vacation week matinees Tuesday 2/17 – Friday 2/20 at 1:00
Box Office: 617-879-2300
Based upon the popular books by Dr. Seuss, Music by Stephen Flaherty, Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens, Book by Lynn Ahrens & Stephen Flaherty, Co-Conceived by Lynn Ahrens, Stephen Flaherty, & Eric Idle.
Directed by Grace Napier, Music Direction by Jon Goldberg, Choreography by Laurel Stachowicz, Scenic Design by James Williston, Costume Design by Melissa Miller, Lighting Design by Scott Clyve. Pictured: Andrew Barbato as the Cat in the Hat and Sirena Abalian as Jojo.
“Cure the Winter Blues for there IS a Doctor in the House!””
Seussical is a colorful celebration of the powers of imagination and the rewards of daring to dream. Everyone’s favorite hat-wearing cat is our mischievous master of ceremonies, helping weave together the adventures of two original thinkers; Horton the gentle elephant and Jojo, youngest inhabitant of Whoville. The strength of Seuss’s message, the fun of his wordplay, and the delightful collision of musical styles—make for a rollicking romp with a subtext of substance.
Tickets: $25-$15; Teen Take Overs: $13; Pajama Party Fridays: $10
Box Office: 617-879-2300 tickets@wheelock.edu
Wheelock Family Theatre is wheelchair accessible. Final weekend performances are audio-described live and offer interpretation in American Sign Language. Braille and large format programs are available upon request. Hearing enhancement devices and seating adjustments for low-vision patrons are available. All performances are open-captioned.
Wheelock Family Theatre: 200 The Riverway on the campus of Wheelock College in Boston’s historic Fenway
Directions: http://www.wheelock.edu/about/abodirections.asp
Discounted Parking: 375 Longwood Avenue, MASCO garage
MBTA: Fenway or Longwood – green line Riverside (D train)
CT busses to Longwood/Beth Israel
For additional information please contact:
Charles Baldwin 617-879-2147 cbaldwin@wheelock.edu
January 30 – March 1, 2009
Friday nights at 7:30;Saturday & Sunday matinees at 3:00
School vacation week matinees Tuesday 2/17 – Friday 2/20 at 1:00
Box Office: 617-879-2300
Based upon the popular books by Dr. Seuss, Music by Stephen Flaherty, Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens, Book by Lynn Ahrens & Stephen Flaherty, Co-Conceived by Lynn Ahrens, Stephen Flaherty, & Eric Idle.
Directed by Grace Napier, Music Direction by Jon Goldberg, Choreography by Laurel Stachowicz, Scenic Design by James Williston, Costume Design by Melissa Miller, Lighting Design by Scott Clyve. Pictured: Andrew Barbato as the Cat in the Hat and Sirena Abalian as Jojo.
“Cure the Winter Blues for there IS a Doctor in the House!””
Seussical is a colorful celebration of the powers of imagination and the rewards of daring to dream. Everyone’s favorite hat-wearing cat is our mischievous master of ceremonies, helping weave together the adventures of two original thinkers; Horton the gentle elephant and Jojo, youngest inhabitant of Whoville. The strength of Seuss’s message, the fun of his wordplay, and the delightful collision of musical styles—make for a rollicking romp with a subtext of substance.
Tickets: $25-$15; Teen Take Overs: $13; Pajama Party Fridays: $10
Box Office: 617-879-2300 tickets@wheelock.edu
Wheelock Family Theatre is wheelchair accessible. Final weekend performances are audio-described live and offer interpretation in American Sign Language. Braille and large format programs are available upon request. Hearing enhancement devices and seating adjustments for low-vision patrons are available. All performances are open-captioned.
Wheelock Family Theatre: 200 The Riverway on the campus of Wheelock College in Boston’s historic Fenway
Directions: http://www.wheelock.edu/about/abodirections.asp
Discounted Parking: 375 Longwood Avenue, MASCO garage
MBTA: Fenway or Longwood – green line Riverside (D train)
CT busses to Longwood/Beth Israel
For additional information please contact:
Charles Baldwin 617-879-2147 cbaldwin@wheelock.edu
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