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By Elizabeth Wong
Myth collides with hip-hop in this energetic, multi-award-winning play. The mischievous Monkey King, a superhero of Chinese folklore, wants to try out his kingly powers—and even the best efforts of the goddess Kuan Yin and a cranky Immortal Guru can’t stop him. After his crazy antics get him kicked out of the School of Immortality, he almost gives up on earning a crown, and instead turns to antagonizing the nearby Dragon King and dancing to hip-hop music from the future. Then he learns that a horrible One-Eyed Ogre has captured all his fellow monkeys. As their king, it is up to him to take vengeance—or to forgive. This melting pot of music and culture will thrill all comers!
4617 Montrose Blvd.
Performances
Friday, November 12, 2010
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Ticket Price: All tickets $5.
To purchase tickets: 713-524-6706
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By Michele L. Vacca
The old king has died, and the baby prince is missing. Without its leader, the kingdom of Britain suffers famine and civil war. Meanwhile, a boy named Arthur grows up carefree in a knight’s family with adopted siblings Elaine and Kaye. Only two people know Arthur’s true identity as King of Britain—the wizard Merlin, and the wicked enchantress Morgan Le Fey, who will stop at nothing to bring Arthur under her power. Will Morgan be able to derail Arthur’s destiny to pull the sword from the stone and heal his country’s wounds?
4617 Montrose Blvd.
Performances
Friday, February 11, 2011
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Ticket Price: All tickets $5.
To purchase tickets: 713-524-6706
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Adapted by Jonathan Gonzalez from Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors
Join Kids On Stage as we embark on a high-speed romp through Shakespeare’s classic farce of shipwrecked separations and mistaken identity. Twin servants and twin masters separated at birth plus colorful confused characters leads to wrongful beatings, wrongful arrest, wrongful seduction, and wrongful exorcism—in short, hilarity! Students will use techniques from the Italian commedia dell’arte and classic American comedy—and their own sense of play—to perform an abridged, updated version of Shakespeare’s Comedy of Errors. Part comedy class, part Shakespeare study, all fun!
4617 Montrose Blvd.
Performances
Friday, May 6, 2011
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Ticket Price: All tickets $5.
To purchase tickets: 713-524-6706
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