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2010 Season - May
           On Stage

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Based on the Newbery Honor book by E.B. White
With illustrations by Garth Williams

Directed By Carina Hales
Adapted for the stage by Joseph Robinette


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Synopsis

From the Children’s Theatre Company who brought you 2009’s sold-out hit, Roald Dahl’s Fantastic Mr Fox, Players Theatre is pleased to be bringing to the stage, especially for you: Charlotte's Web.

Players Theatre’s production of Charlotte’s Web is based on E.B. White’s Newbery Honor book, which was awarded the title "Best American children's book of the past two hundred years" by the Children's Literature Association. 

Charlotte’s Web is a loving story about true friendship, bravery and selfless love. Wilbur the irresistible pig strikes up an inspired friendship with the extraordinary spider, Charlotte. When the young Wilbur finds out that he’s destined to become bacon for breakfast, Charlotte begins her campaign to save his life. She puts her fine writing to good use and comes up with a ‘miracle’ of a plan to fool Farmer Zuckerman. Charlotte spins the words “Some Pig” in her web, weaving a solution which not only saves Wilbur’s life, but turns him into a star - the farm’s prize pig. Charlotte’s sacrifice has a happy ending which will bring a smile to your face and a tear to your eyes. 

This treasured tale has everything: a courageous act, miracles, endearing characters and lessons on friendship, trust and love. Don’t miss it!

Highlights of the Show

§         Charlotte’s Web is an extraordinary piece of theatre for children, young people and families. It is stimulating, creative and has social and literary breadth.

§         Charlotte’s Web incorporates strong visuals, creative staging and a heartfelt story.

§         Charlotte’s Web is a play with strong educational value. It:

o        Nurtures in your child the joy of books and reading.

o        Develops an appreciation of fine literature.

o        Inspires friendship, loyalty and selfless love.

o        Explores the themes of courage, sacrifice and ‘growing up’.

o        Teaches creative problem solving, teamwork and recognizing one’s strengths.

§         Question & Answer Session. All our shows have a post-show Q&A session that helps young audience members consolidate their thoughts of the show, clarify any questions they might have on who, how, why and to ask the actors any questions about themselves or how theatre is made. 

Players Theatre is pleased to be working with schools to supplement the Ministry of Education’s STELLAR Literacy programme with our literature based theatre exposure and experience performances.

*This show is fully endorsed by the National Arts Council Arts Education Programme*

 About the Team

The cast of Charlotte's Web includes Players Theatre’s superb core actors James Shubert, Coral Anne Tong, Sonja Steinmetz, Rebecca Lee, Koey Foo (Life! Theatre Awards Nominee) and Carina Hales (TV and Theatre star of MediaCorp’s Expedition! Malaysia and Expedition! Thailand). The designers for the show are Cindy Hales (Costumes), Bang Wenfu (Composer - Production Score), Carina Hales (Production design including set, props & costume). Show illustrations by Sonny Liew with original illustrations by Garth Williams. Programme design and illustrated backdrops by Elvin Ching. Adapted for the stage by Joseph Robinette from the book by E.B. White.

     

 

Show Dates & Times

Date Day Times Book Through
17 May 2010 Monday 0930 & 1100 & 1400 & 1530 644-644-30
18 May 2010 Tuesday 0930 & 1100 & 1400 & 1530 644-644-30
19 May 2010 Wednesday 0930 & 1100 & 1400 & 1530 644-644-30
20 May 2010 Thursday 0930 & 1100 & 1400 & 1530 644-644-30
21 May 2010 Friday 0930 & 1100 & 1400 & 1530 644-644-30
22 May 2010 Saturday 1100 SISTIC
23 May 2010 Sunday 1300 SISTIC
24 May 2010 Monday 0930 & 1100 & 1400 & 1530 644-644-30
25 May 2010 Tuesday 0930 & 1100 & 1400 & 1530 644-644-30
26 May 2010 Wednesday 0930 & 1100 & 1400 & 1530 644-644-30
27 May 2010 Thursday 0930 & 1100 & 1400 & 1530 644-644-30
28 May 2010 Friday 0930 & 1100 & 1400 & 1530 644-644-30
29 May 2010 Saturday 1100 & 1400 SISTIC
30 May 2010 Sunday 1300 & 1500 SISTIC

To Book Tickets

Ticket Prices(All prices include the SISTIC Fee)

Public:                       $27 Adult or Child
                                  $96 Family Package  (4 pax with at least 1 child)

Early Bird Discount:
(Book before 31st March 2010)
                                  $21 Adult or Child
                                  $74 Family Package
  (4 pax with at least 1 child)

Friends of Players Theatre:      
Look out for the EMAIL PASSWORD to enjoy these special prices throughout
                                  $21 Adult or Child
                                  $74 Family Package
  (4 pax with at least 1 child)

PAssion Card & IKEA Discount:
                                 
$24 Adult or Child
                                 
$84 Family Package (4 pax with at least 1 child)

Schools:                    (Before 31st March 2010)
                                  $16
                                 (Before 16th April 2010)
                                  $20  
                                 

All Weekday shows are only available through Players Theatre.
Bookings for these shows are listed in BLACK.
To book, call: (65) 644-644-30.

Weekend and school holiday shows are available through Players Theatre or SISTIC.
Bookings for these shows are listed in
RED.

SCHOOLS CLICK HERE

Weekend Shows available through

Visit
www.sistic.com.sg or call 6348-5555

 

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