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Stan the Lovesick Snowman: Love Warms Even the Coldest Heart Jan. 2-Feb. 2 at Center For Puppetry Arts
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snowman falls head-over-heels for a stove at the Center for Puppetry
Arts
Opposites attract in this charming tale
of unrequited love. Stan the Lovesick Snowman
plays at the Center for Puppetry Arts Jan. 2 – Feb. 2, 2014.
Stan’s adorable story begins after a chance encounter with a dog
that has been sent outside in the wintry cold. The dog tells
the snowman about a warm stove inside the house, and with a
“crack-crackle” in his heart, Stan falls in love with the
wood-burning beauty. The unlikely romance, doomed from
the start, is only the beginning in this hilarious and heartwarming
tale as Stan later discovers that a young snowwoman is swooning over
him as well.
Adapted
and directed by the Center’s artistic director, Jon Ludwig, Stan
the Lovesick Snowman is based on Hans Christian Andersen’s
short story “The Snow Man.”
“It
was a natural fit for this winter-inspired show to follow on the
tails of our popular holiday classic Rudolph the Red-Nosed
Reindeer,” said Ludwig. “Stan is the ultimate hopeless
romantic. There is so much humor in a snowman in love with a
wood stove and there is a sweet lesson that ‘love will win in the
end.’ Let’s warm ourselves up with a charming tale of
misdirected love and knowing who your real friends are!”
Husband
and wife puppeteer-duo, Tim and Amy Sweeney, portray 13 characters in
the production including Stan the Snowman, Abigail the Snowwoman,
Alice the Dog, the Moose Mailman, a trouble making Cat and more.
This delightful fairy tale, recommended for ages 4 and up, will melt
the hearts of audiences everywhere.
Stan
the Lovesick Snowman is presented in the Downstairs Theater,
Jan. 2 – Feb. 2, 2014. Show times are as follows:
·
Tuesday – Friday: 10:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.
·
Saturday: 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.
·
Sunday: 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.
The
Center for Puppetry Arts will be closed January 1 (New Year’s Day);
no performances on that date.
Tickets
include Museum admission as well as the Create-A-Puppet Workshop (or
To-Go Kit), where children can make their own Stan the Snowman rod
puppet.
TICKETS
ARE $9.25 (MEMBERS) / $16.50 (NONMEMBERS) AND CAN BE PURCHASED ONLINE
AT WWW.PUPPET.ORG
OR BY
CALLING THE TICKET SALES OFFICE AT 404-873-3391.
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