Tiny Ninja Theater Presents MACBETH and Romeo & Juliet
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Mar 20, 2003
Closed May 18, 2003
Opened Mar 20, 2003
Closed May 18, 2003
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Tiny Ninja Theater returns to New York to present their newest production Tiny Ninja Theater Presents Romeo & Juliet in repatory with their original ninja extravaganza, Tiny Ninja Theater Presents MACBETH. Shakespeare's classic tale of murder and intrigue and Shakespeare's classic tale of star-crossed lovers are performed by inch-high plastic ninjas and other dime-store thespians on a briefcase-sized stage.
MACBETH performs Saturdays at 1pm. There is no performance on April 12.
Romeo & Juliet performs Thursdays at 6pm and Sundays at 1pm. There is no performance on April 13.
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There's something irresistibly charming about seeing Shakespeare's works performed by miniature plastic figurines. Tiny Ninja Theater is currently presenting two of the Bard's greatest works, Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet, in rotating repertory. Director, designer, and performer Dov Weinstein goes beyond the initial cuteness factor to deliver a pair of wildly inventive mini-productions of the plays that are sharply contrasting in mood and style.
The Tiny Ninja MACBETH [sic], a hit at the 2000 New York International Fringe Festival, is the more atmospheric of the two. Weinstein, dressed in black and wearing a head mic, presents a rather dark production complete with moody lighting and evocati[...]