Event

Long, Long Ago: In a Land of Giants, Jewels and Jolly Fools

Firebone Theatre presents three new plays drawn from the forgotten fairy tales of Oscar Wilde, The Grimm Brothers and Charles Perrault. This event promises music, laughter, and homespun goodies including milk, cookies, wine, and beer.

Performances begin with on December 5th at Space 38|39.

LONG, LONG AGO features a musical adaptation of Oscar Wilde's The Selfish Giant by Chris Cragin-Day (The Public EWG Alumna, O'Neill Theater Center Alumna) and Michael Castillejos (www.michaelcastillejos.com) directed by Jaki Bradley (What Every Girl Should Know--FringeNYC Time Out New York Critic's Pick, Lincoln Center Director's Lab, SDC Fellow); an adaptation of Charles Perrault's The Fairies by Pia Wilson (LMCC's Workspace program, The Public EWG Alumna) directed by Jordana Williams (THE PARTICULARS by Matthew MacKenzie FringeNYC 2012), and an adaptation of The Grimm Brothers' Hans Dumm by Christin Siems (Morbin PoetryIncubator Arts Project NYC) directed by Amelia Peterson (Incubator Arts Project, Kennedy Center Page to Stage).

LONG, LONG AGO will be presented in the International Arts Movement (IAM) Studio 38|39, located on the third floor of 38 West 39th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues.

Please join us for our Opening Night post-show talkback led by art historian Dan Siedell immediately following the performance on Friday, December 6th.

Admission is free for children under two years old who will be sitting in parents' laps.