by Teatro SEA (Society of the Educational Arts)
Photo: teatrosea.org
A bilingual Spanish-English children's theater company based at the Clemente center on the Lower East Side, known for Latino takes on fairy tales and puppet shows such as Viva Pinocho! and La Cucarachita Martina. It also organizes the International Puppet Fringe Festival and a children's film festival.
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Viva Pinocho! Sat Oct 17 at 3pm; El Barrio Children's Film Festival Dec 12
Ticketed; prices vary by show
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Ages 3–12.
Ticketed; prices vary by show
Viva Pinocho! Sat Oct 17 at 3pm; El Barrio Children's Film Festival Dec 12
107 Suffolk Street (The Clemente), 10002, in the Lower East Side, Manhattan.
Yes. Teatro SEA at the Clemente is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Teatro SEA (Society of the Educational Arts): teatrosea.org, or call (212) 529-1545.
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