2013 Children’s Theatre Season

CHILDREN’S THEATRE IS BACK!!

Touring Children’s Theatre Returns for Its 28th Season!

Children’s Theatre, presented by Jean’s Playhouse, is the perfect opportunity to spend some quality time with your children while enjoying some of your favorite childhood stories. Our talented troupe of professional actors travel to Claremont, Concord, Plymouth, Littleton, Intervale, Plainfield, and of course Jean’s Playhouse in Lincoln. This season, running June 24 to August 17, includes a variety of exciting adventurous tales including The Jungle Book, Jack and the Beanstalk, and Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.

Our shows provide fun family entertainment and are geared towards adults and children ages 3 and up. Each show runs approximately 30 minutes and concludes with a meet and greet and autograph signings with cast members.  Children’s Theatre is a perfect outing for the family whether it is something to do on a rainy day or just an excuse to get out of the house. Whatever your reasoning, Children’s Theatre is great family fun!

To find information about show times and locations log on to our website at www.jeansplayhouse.com. Tickets are $6 per person (free admission for those persons age 3 and under) or $5 for groups with 20 or more attending.  We hope to see you at one or all of our shows this season. You won’t want to miss them!

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2013 Summer Children’s Theatre Schedule:

Monday 10:00 am- Claremont Opera House
Monday 1:00 pm- Plainfield Town Hall (Twin Cloud)
Tuesday 11:00 am & 2:30pm- Concord Capitol Center for the Arts
Wednesday 9:30 am- Jean’s Playhouse
Thursday 10:30 am- Waterville Valley Recreation Department (excluding July 4th)
Thursday 2:00 pm- Plymouth Silver Center for the Arts
Friday 10:00 am- Believe in Books (Intervale)
Friday 2:00 pm- Littleton Opera House
Saturday 9:30 am- Jean’s Playhouse
Saturday 12:00 pm- Franconia Notch State Park

Jack and the Beanstalk- June 24-29

Jack has fallen upon hard times but between the help of a giant’s wife, a sassy beanstalk and an unwitting giant, Jack is able to reclaim fortune and make new friends along the way!

The Little Princess- July 1-6

Sara Crewe has always been a princess in her father’s eyes but when she is left alone at Miss Minchin’s School for Girls it is there she learns what being a princess really means: friendship, hope, and above all, love.

The Jungle Book- July 8-13

Mowgli is in a whole new world. One filled with kind and cunning friends but also dangerous enemies. Will he learn to adapt or will he return to the world he knows best?

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland- July 15-20

Everything is going very strangely for Alice today. No one will answer her questions and she can’t seem to find her way home. What will Alice learn while she is lost in Wonderland?

The Hunchback of Notre Dame- July 22-27

Quasimodo has always been bullied by the people of the town. After they play a mean trick on him, Quasimodo and beautiful Gypsy friend, Esmeralda decide to turn the tables, teach the town a lesson, a help everyone to learn the value of friendship, kindness and never to bully.

Rapunzel- July 29-August 3

Rapunzel has only ever known the world from her tower, but when she is introduced to a handsome prince, together they discover a larger world of magic, fun and friendship.

Just So Stories- August 5-10

How did the Camel get his hump? How did the leopard get his spots? How was the alphabet made? Discover the answer to these questions and many more as we bring to life Kipling’s Just So Stories!

Hansel and Gretel- August 12-17

Hansel and Gretel are always getting into trouble. Will they have gone too far after meeting a witch with a peculiar house?