Under a Montana Moon

Under a Montana Moon is written and performed by expert mime and Broadway actor, Bill Bowers, who trained under Marcel Marceau. Broadway credits for Bowers include Zazu in Disney’s The Lion King, and Leggett in The Scarlet Pimpernel. Through the unique medium of mime, Under a Montana Moon takes place in the bucolic American Western frontier and portrays how “silence” as a force affects us all: to remain silent, to be silenced, and to silence someone else.

Under a Montana Moon is currently on tour in the western U.S. with shows in cities throughout Colorado and Montana , and travels to New York City for a limited three-week engagement. The nationally acclaimed mime show kicks off the first season ever at the Performance Factory – The Garment District Theater, the newly built professional theater venue in midtown Manhattan.

Margo Jefferson of The New York Times writes, “To watch Bill Bowers’ collection of silent stories,Under a Montana Moon, is to see the technical elements of a style that brings Marcel Marceau readily to mind, joined to the American West…. Mime can be wonderful–the air between him and us was his palette.”

No evening performance on Saturday, December 10 or Sunday, December 11.

Box Office Hours: Box office opens 1 hour before performance

Group Sales Number (8+): 917-405-2096

Not a children’s show. Ages 12 and adult.