Literally Alive in New York City
Literally Alive Family Theatre strives to create an environment where families can explore great stories through the magic of live theatre in an intimate, comfortable, and engaging atmosphere through multi-art forms including music, theatre, dance, art, and puppetry.
Literally Alive specializes in taking classic children’s stories that we all think we know and making them unique and relevant by exploring the story behind the story while keeping true to its original origins.
We encourage deeper exploration and encourage children to expand their imagination during our interactive pre-show workshops and at home through immersive virtual content. Our pre-show workshop is the gateway to the joy of experiencing a story live on-stage. We introduce the children to all the theatrical elements and share how we put them together to bring the story to life.
Literally Alive specializes in taking classic children’s stories that we all think we know and making them unique and relevant by exploring the story behind the story while keeping true to its original origins.
We encourage deeper exploration and encourage children to expand their imagination during our interactive pre-show workshops and at home through immersive virtual content. Our pre-show workshop is the gateway to the joy of experiencing a story live on-stage. We introduce the children to all the theatrical elements and share how we put them together to bring the story to life.
Frequently Asked Questions About Literally Alive
Where is Literally Alive located?
Literally Alive is located at 115 MacDougal St., New York, NY, 10012.
What age ranges does Literally Alive serve?
Literally Alive serves youth aged 4 to 99 years old.
When does the next session begin at Literally Alive?
The next session at Literally Alive begins February 23, 2025.
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