Written by Mexican playwright Amaranta Leyva and performed by the Mexico City-based puppet theater company, Marionetas de la Esquina, this heartwarming story shows children how their imaginations can lead them to creative solutions. Meet Emilio, who is fearful of the many changes occurring in his life. Luckily, Emilio has a vivid imagination and an imaginary friend named "Cow”(Vaca). Together, Emilio and Cow begin to deal with the changes that have resulted from his parents' separation, going to a new school, trying to make new friends and living in a new home without his father. The performance features the Bunraku style of puppetry developed in Japan, which the company has adapted to a modern story for families. Join us for post-show activities and meet the puppets and puppeteers.
Videos
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Nancy Atlas with Gene Casey and Eugene Chrysler A Country and Rockabilly Revue
Bay Street Theater (1/10 - 1/10) | |
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The Goonies: 40th Anniversary Screening and Q&A with Corey Feldman & Kerri Green at Keswick Theatre
Patchogue Theatre (3/22 - 3/22) | |
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Emerson Legacy Concert with Philip Setzer and Eugene Drucker
Staller Center for the Arts (3/4 - 3/4) | |
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Winnie the Pooh
Theatre Three (1/24 - 2/21) | |
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Nancy Atlas with Brian Mitchell - Fireside Sessions
Bay Street Theater (1/17 - 1/17) | |
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Parlor of Mystery
Theatre Three (6/4 - 6/4) | |
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Gala: Mandy Patinkin in Jukebox
Staller Center for the Arts (5/2 - 5/2) | |
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