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Between two city buildings lies a small, neglected park with a single tree, a broken fountain and a woeful amount of litter. Five kids from the neighborhood each have fiercely differing ideas about the future of the park. Just as the kids learn that a powerful developer is going to turn it into a parking garage, an unexpectedly wise parakeet makes a nest in the tree. When the bird starts talking, will the kids listen? Can they figure out how to come together to save their pocket park?
Inspired by the United Nations Global Goals for Sustainability and presented by New York City Children's Theater, the show encourages children and families to explore themes of environmental stewardship, equality and community action.
Inspired by the United Nations Global Goals for Sustainability and presented by New York City Children's Theater, the show encourages children and families to explore themes of environmental stewardship, equality and community action.
Age Guidance: 5
Show Notes: Perfect for the whole family, but best for ages 5-10.
Audience Advisory:
This show uses loud sound effects (such as city street noises), moments of darkness and loud vocal moments from the actors.
Performance Schedule:
SATURDAY & SUNDAY @ 11 AM & 2:30 PM
Director
Anika Larsen
Written by
Anika Larsen & Orlando Bishop
