"...hilarious, witty and even moving." - New York Times

THE BULLY tells the story of Lenny, the smartest kid in school.  Unfortunately he is not necessarily the strongest kid and he is constantly picked on by Steve the school bully.  A bus mix up leaves the two boys stranded at the wrong school where they both get picked on for being the “new kids.” Taunted by the terrifying “Mega,” the boys learn what life is really like for the other and are forced to work together in order to get back to their own school.  In the end they make the realization that they might not be so different after all.

"...an enjoyable score, with a funny tango and a ballad of ''Fame'' proportions."
- New York Times

Meet Spencer: a little mouse with big dreams. He's got exciting plans for the royal ball just like his friend Cinderella. But when Cinderella's fairy godmother turns Spencer and his sister Mitzi into horses, mouse and human dreams collide! Will Spencer's crazy scheme make or break Cinderella's big night with the Prince? A fresh, frivolous take on a time-honored fairy tale, Cinderella's Mice shows that even the smallest characters in a story can make a big difference.

"...sure to garner smiles..." - School Library Journal

Pinkalicious can't stop eating pink cupcakes despite warnings from her parents. Her pink indulgence lands her at the doctor's office with Pinkititis, an affliction that turns her pink from head to toe - a dream come true for this pink loving enthusiast. But when her hue goes too far, only Pinkalicious can figure out a way to get out of this predicament.

"...a delight for both kids and adults ...overflows with positivity and good will."
- nytheatre.org

A competition to design a mural called "My New York" divides a group of friends. Each is determined to win, but at what cost? How will they decide whose neighborhood best represents the real New York?

Perfromances available at our 108-seat theater at 76th Street and Broadway
in Manhattan or at your school, community center or organization.

Post-performance workshops allow students to
create their own characters, stories and much more.