Produced by Spellbound Theatre
A young girl escapes her noisy life and takes us on an immersive exploration of a magical world in her own backyard. Told through puppetry, multi-media, and interactive storytelling, this unique performance brings the outdoor world to life inside our intimate performance space. Best for ages 2-7
Running Time: 45 minutes
Themes: The natural world, bugs, trees, neighborhood, puppetry
Visit www.spellboundtheatre.com for more info.
Pre-Show Experience: 1:00–1:30 PM
Performance: 1:30 PM
Produced by Spellbound Theatre
A young girl escapes her noisy life and takes us on an immersive exploration of a magical world in her own backyard. Told through puppetry, multi-media, and interactive storytelling, this unique performance brings the outdoor world to life inside our intimate performance space. Best for ages 2-7
Running Time: 45 minutes
Themes: The natural world, bugs, trees, neighborhood, puppetry
Visit www.spellboundtheatre.com for more info.
Pre-Show Experience: 1:00–1:30 PM
Performance: 1:30 PM
Community Production / Community Production
Wayfinding: Signs of the Way
Facilitated & Directed by / Facilitated and directed by Catalina Beltrán
Assistant Director / Assistant Director: Yulio Rondon
Featuring / Featuring: Pamela Diaz, Carmen Barbosa, Eduardo Almonte, Ileana Hernández, Jianing Zhao, Mariela Pellegrini, Yanglu (Lulu) Chen, Yulio Rondon, Yvanna Tassy
Wayfinding is a devised theater piece weaving together three stories—of escape, survival, and discovery—with the personal journeys of its performers. Drawing from myths and old tales, the piece explores how we find our place in the world: reading stars, following trails, and navigating the invisible labyrinths of everyday life. As the stories unfold, the audience becomes part of the map.
Wayfinding is a collectively created work that intertwines three stories—of escape, survival, and discovery—with the personal experiences of its performers. Inspired by myths and ancient tales, the piece explores how we find our place in the world: reading the stars, following paths, and navigating the invisible labyrinths of everyday life. As the stories unfold, the audience becomes part of the map.
Lobby: 6:30 PM
Performance: 7:30 PM