Ann Arbor, Mich. - Henry and Mudge,
the musical based on Cynthia Rylant's best-selling children’s books
about a boy and his dog, will play at the Michigan Theater this Sunday,
May 4, at 1:30 PM. This 60-minute musical is recommended for audiences
age 4 and up.
Moving from the city to a new
house in the country can be tough – just ask Henry. He misses Annie, his
cousin and best friend, and can't find a playmate in his new
neighborhood.
Luckily Mom and Dad buy him Mudge, a great, big, slobbery
dog with whom he can share all kinds of adventures. It looks like Henry
and Mudge will be best friends forever, until Annie arrives for a visit.
Will Annie come between a boy and his dog? Can a kid have two best
friends? Click here for a downloadable/printable version
After a brief New York City-area tour in spring 2006, Henry and Mudge
began its national tour in September 2006 and enjoyed a five-week
engagement at Off-Broadway's Lucille Lortel Theatre from December 2006
through January 2007.
Tickets are $12 for Michigan Theater members and $15 for the general public. You can purchase advance tickets at ticketmaster.com and all Ticketmaster outlets, as well as in-person at Nicola’s Books in Ann Arbor.
About the Michigan Theater:
Now celebrating its 87th year, the Michigan Theater is Ann Arbor's
award-winning non-profit historic center for fine film and performing
arts. The Michigan Theater welcomes more than 250,000 visitors each year
to its art house films, concerts, lectures, live theater, and special
programs such as Sundance Film Festival USA and Cinetopia International
Film Festival. The Michigan Theater is located in downtown Ann Arbor at
603 East Liberty Street.
Visit michtheater.org or call the 24-hour information line at (734) 668-TIME for schedule and ticket information.
About TheatreworksUSA:
TheatreworksUSA is America's largest and most prolific professional
not-for-profit theatre for young and family audiences. Since 1961,
TheatreworksUSA has enlightened, entertained, and instructed over 72
million people in 49 states and Canada, now performing for about four
million people annually. Every year, the company tours approximately 16
shows from its ever-growing repertoire of 115 plays and musicals.
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