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Kids' Shows
All shows start at 10:30 am. All presentations take place in 217-seat second floor theatre. Booster seats are available for the tiny ones. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for children for live acts and $7 for adults, $5 for children to all films. All programs recommended for children ages 3 to 10. Don't get shut out of the show! Buy your tickets early at the box office or online. All children pay admission unless they are held in their parents lap for the entire show. Co-Presented by MAGIC BEANS Advance tickets for all shows are available by clicking here or on the TICKETS link next to any of the shows listed below. Would you like to have a Birthday DVD film party for your child? Contact rentals[at]coolidge.org for more details.
Mime Robert RivestSun, Feb 14 @ 10:30 am $10 Adults/ $8 Kids Robert Rivest has presented over 5,000 performances in 11 countries in Europe, Africa, and across the United States. A student of Marcel Marceau, Robert trained for over 10 years with internationally renowned masters of mime, dance, theater, and improvisation. He has created over 120 original works for television, symphonies, dance & theater companies, hospitals, science & art museums as well as schools, libraries, churches, and nature centers.
THREE STOOGES SHORT FILMSSat, Feb 20 @ 10:30 am $7 Adults/ $5 Kids The legendary Three Stooges - known separately as Larry, Moe and Curly - dish out the "nyuk, nyuk, nyuks" in this collection of classic comic shorts. THE ELECTRIC COMPANYSun, Feb 28 @ 10:00 am FREE EVENT! Special 10:00 am event! Please note the change in time! Get ready for a shock-erific time when THE ELECTRIC COMPANY, one of the top PBS KIDS GO! programs, visits The Coolidge Corner Theatre! The event will feature a live, interactive performance with SHOCK, episode screening, and fun literacy activities brought to you by the folks from Two Kazooos. THE ELECTRIC COMPANY is a multi-media literacy series that aims to bridge the litteracy gap among 6-9 year old struggling readers and advance the idea "reading is cool". |