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Tom McCabe, Artistic Director
New Century Theatre is proud to welcome PaintBox Theatre back for an eighth spectacular season. Most shows sold-out last year so get your season tickets or single tickets early this time. Founder and Artistic Director Tom McCabe has adapted and directed three more classic tales—presenting them in a way that’s unique to PaintBox Theatre. High energy and lots of audience participation are hallmarks each PaintBox show. Audiences of all ages will have a great time. For information and reservations call (413) 585-3220.
Showtimes: 10:30 a.m.
Ticket Prices: $7.00
Season Pass: $18.00
Groups of 14 or more: $5.00 each
All shows are presented in Theatre 14, Mendenhall Center
for the Performing Arts, Green Street, on the Smith College
Campus in Northampton.
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Paintbox Theatre's Summer 2011 Season
Rapunzel
July 6-9
Ever been afraid to get a haircut? Meet Bitsy, the barber. He'll tell you the strangest tale about someone who never, ever, ever, ever cut her hair. Introducing Rapunzel! Her hair goes to the floor out the window, down the castle tower, and beyond. Birds have been nesting in it. Expect a host of PaintBox twists as we explore the wildest hairdo in fairy tale history.
The Emperor's New Clothes
July 20-23
Calling all PaintBox citizens! Our young, vain, and silly Emperor has been tricked. A crafty tailor sold him nothing but air, saying they were the finest clothes from anywhere. Yikes! He fell for it. Now he's planning to parade all over the kingdom in his fancy new duds. He'll be wearing nothing by his undies. Help us! We have to talk him out of it. Otherwise, his loyal subjects will never stop giggling.
The Sword in the Stone
August 3-6
"Whoever shall pull the sword from the stone, shall rule all of England." That's what the sign says. No one can do it. thousands have tried. Young Arthur secretly dreams of trying. He has big dreams but no self-confidence. Help Arthur fulfill his destiny to rule the land and become one of the greatest heros of all time. Travel back in time with us to the days of knights and squires, dragons and dungeons.
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