Pumpkin Theatre!

MAINSTAGE

2011-2012 Season

Showings are at 1 and 3 pm. Click here for ticket information.
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Charlotte's Web | Rapunzel | Alexander | Clever Rachel | Charlie Brown

Charlotte's Web
September 17, 18, 24, 25

Directed by Stacey Needle, is a classic story about a pig, his young girl, and his special spider friend has been delighting audiences for years. When Wilber the pig goes to the State Fair, he gets more than he bargained for! Charlotte the spider spins words in her webs to help spare Wilbur’s life, but what will it cost her in the end? Geared to elementary and middle school children, we hope you will join us for this treasured tale.

Rapunzel
December 10, 11, 17, 18

Directed by James Hunnuicut. Rapunzel, Rupunzel, let down your hair! Trapped in a tower by her witch mother, Rapunzel longs for the day when she can get out and meet the people of the village. A Prince and his side kick conspire to save the damsel in distress. This musical comedy is great for the entire family.

Alexander and the Horrible, Terrible,
No Good, Very Bad, Day
February 25, 26 and March 3, 4

Directed by Ryan Michael Haase – Nothing is going right for Alexander today, not school, not family, not his best friend, not anything. Sometimes it’s just hard being a kid and getting through the day. And we all have bad days… A fast moving musical, this show is geared toward elementary and middle school children.

Clever Rachel
March 24, 25, 31 and April 1

A new play based on the book by Debby Waldman. The Center for Jewish Education in collaboration with Pumpkin Theatre have asked Moses Goldberg (former Artistic Director of Stage One! in KY) to adapt a BRAND NEW PLAY based on a Jewish folk tale - Rachel the Clever. Join us as young Rachel solves riddles to make her small village (and maybe herself) a little wiser. We are very excited to announce this program. For more information on CJE visit their website http://cjebaltimore.org.

You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown
June 16, 17, 23, 24

Directed by Jimi Kinstle. This musical review is a nostalgic show perfect to share with the next generation of Snoopy lovers. Will Charlie Brown ever meet the red headed girl? Can he win just ONE baseball game? Will Lucy’s advice ever cost more than a nickel? Sally and her philosophy, Schroeder and his love for Beethoven, Linus and his blanket; this show is timeless and ageless. Happiness is…sharing an afternoon with the family and some fun, fun theater.