(516) 877-4000 or members, who are all costumed by Christopher Reed, who also serves as the show's set and light designer and technical director, also double in many of the show's other recurring roles, such as Backpack and the show's usual go-to guy, Map, who in "Dora's Pirate Adventure" helps guide the crew to their stolen treasure chest by navigating them over the Dancing Mountain, across the Silly Singing Bridge and to Treasure Island where things turn out OK and a pirate party thrown that even includes the Pirate Piggies and Swiper as guests.Īll of this is done with dance and song, with most of the tunes drawn from the television show, and like it, Dora and her pals often will ask audience members to keep an eye out for Swiper, point out where things are on stage and sing and dance. Adelphi University Performing Arts Center, 1 South Ave., Garden City. The program also features works composed by Sherwood Shaffer, David Maslanka and Katie Agocs, whose “Hymn” will be performed with a multimedia accompaniment, along with pieces by Perry Goldstein and Sean Friar.įriday, March 29, 8 p.m. Known for their passionate playing, the ensemble performs the premiere of Adelphi Associate Professor Sidney Boquiren’s “Veil,” part one of four in the composer’s Book of Mourning. The QuadrATOMIC Saxophone Quartet brings their unique sound and modern attitude to Adelphi University for an evening of contemporary saxophone works. Long Island Children’s Museum, Museum Row, Garden City. $4 with museum admission ($3 members), $10 theater only.
Performed through movement, handcrafted puppets, and very little dialogue, the story is set amidst an American family farm.įriday, March 29, 11:30 a.m. Written and directed by Mara McEwin, this original performance tells the tale of a newborn chick emerging from her shell at sunrise to a strange and busy world. Treehouse Shakers, an innovative performance group brings “Hatched” to the Long Island Children’s Museum stage.
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