Tickets on Sale for the First Show in a New Children’s Series at Playhouse on Park

Posted on: Tuesday, October 6th, 2009
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We received the following press release from Playhouse on Park:

Mama Tomcat the Musical, Written by West Hartford Resident!

Playhouse Theatre Group Inc. presents “Mama Tomcat the Musical” for 10 performances October 24th through November 1st at Playhouse on Park, 244 Park Road, West Hartford.

WORLD PREMIERE! What happens when a bunch of tomcats find and are forced to raise a baby seagull? Lives are certainly changed forever, and for the better! This brand-new children’s musical is a story about what it means to keep your word once it is given and about promises fulfilled. Through laughter and heart, the production will teach that love and caring can come from the most unexpected places. Mama Tomcat – the Musical was written by West Hartford playwright and novelist Spring Hermann and celebrated composer and lyricist Stephen Murray is based on material from Luis Sepulveda’s novel The Story of a Seagull and the Cat Who Taught Her How to Fly. Directed by Sean Harris and Darlene Zoller; Music Direction by Marissa Giglio. Tickets range from $12 – $18. Purchase all 5 shows in the Performing Arts for Young Audiences Series now and save 15%.

The Playhouse on Park theatre space has 163 seats surrounding a 3/4 thrust stage offering audiences of all ages an intimate theatre experience. A year-round performance schedule is produced and/or presented by Playhouse Theatre Group, Inc. and includes: professional and community theatre; theatre for young audiences; new works and play readings; comedy and improvisation; cabarets and concerts; dance; educational opportunities led by resident and visiting artists; corporate events, special events and more! For more information or to purchase tickets contact Playhouse on Park at 860-523-5900 ext 10 or www.playhouseonpark.org

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