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A Queens-based company that blends traditional Chinese shadow and hand puppetry with Chinese opera and contemporary storytelling. Its family shows like Hao Bang Ah! Dragon! and Tiger Tales tour widely, and it runs hands-on workshops for preschoolers on up.
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Performs at venues around the city; check performance calendar
Varies by venue and workshop
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Ages 3–17.
Varies by venue and workshop
Performs at venues around the city; check performance calendar
37-18 Northern Boulevard #109, 11101, in Long Island City, Queens.
Yes. Chinese Theatre Works is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Chinese Theatre Works: chinesetheatreworks.org, or call (347) 528-8412.
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