Galli Theater Opens Classic Fairytale RAPUNZEL Today
By: BWW News Desk
Premiering today, November 1st and running weekends the entire month, the Galli Theater's Rapunzel delivers a show that remains true to the original Brother's Grimm fairytale. Rapunzel lives in a tower deep in the forest where her only companion is Mother Gothel. After living in a tower for so long, she yearns for a life outside her tall stone confines. Will she be trapped there forever or will a prince come to her rescue?
Appropriate for children ages 4 and up, the show is filled with music and song delighting audiences young and old. As with all of Galli Theaters show, Rapunzel is interactive, giving the young audience a chance to help the characters and actively participate in the performance. All shows are at 2pm, and the box office opens a half an hour before the show.
Rapunzel for Birthday Events!
Galli Theater is the premiere location for your birthday party event! What better way to celebrate a birthday than have your own private theater for events for friends and family! Subject to availability. Please contact us to schedule dates and times.
Galli Theater is the premiere location for your birthday party event! What better way to celebrate a birthday than have your own private theater for events for friends and family! Subject to availability. Please contact us to schedule dates and times.
Galli Theater is located at 151 W. 26th St, 7th Floor, NY, NY 10001 (Btw 6th & 7th Aves) . Call 212.731.0668 or visit www.gallitheaterny.com for more information.
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