The Fulton Theatre for Young Audiences presents two family-friendly works this month: Paul Maar’s enchanting children’s story from Germany, Noodle Doodle Box (February 23-24), follows best friends Pepper and Zacharias, who reside in two most extraordinary boxes. They learn the true value of their friendship when a selfish visitor arrives and threatens their precious dwellings. Sowing the Wind (February 24-25) is a new audience-participation play by Barry Kornhauser and students of Huntingdon County, PA. It explores the hardships of making a living from farming and the toll it can take on one family.
The Fulton Theatre for Young Audiences presents two family-friendly works this month: Paul Maar’s enchanting children’s story from Germany, Noodle Doodle Box (February 23-24), follows best friends Pepper and Zacharias, who reside in two most extraordinary boxes. They learn the true value of their friendship when a selfish visitor arrives and threatens their precious dwellings. Sowing the Wind (February 24-25) is a new audience-participation play by Barry Kornhauser and students of Huntingdon County, PA. It explores the hardships of making a living from farming and the toll it can take on one family.
