WEBUTUCK CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT AND THE WASSAIC PROJECT PRESENT FANTASTIC MR. FOX ON MARCH 10th and 11th

 

 

WEBUTUCK CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT AND THE WASSAIC PROJECT PRESENT FANTASTIC MR. FOX ON MARCH 10th and 11th 

WASSAIC, NY – Webutuck Central School District and The Wassaic Project are proud to present their 2017 spring production, Fantastic Mr. Fox. Based on Roald Dahl’s beloved classic, the play tells the tale of a clever fox who outwits his villainous neighboring farmers time and again to keep his family and digger friends fed.

The school is working in conjunction with the Wassaic Project to create sets, props, costumes, original music, lighting design and overall direction.  Jill Winsby-Fein, Wassaic Project Teaching Artist and Amenia Performing Arts instructor, is directing the production and is assisted my Katie Hollis and Sarah Krokey, both teachers at the Webutuck Central School District. The production will feature approximately 40 Webutuck students onstage and behind-the-scenes from grades 4th-12th.

The play will be held at Webutuck High School (194 Haight Rd, Amenia, NY 12501) on Friday, March 10 and Saturday, March 11 at 7pm. The show will run approximately two hours with a brief intermission between acts. Tickets can be purchased in advance for adults ($8) and youth ($3, ages 5-18). Tickets can also be purchased at the door for adults ($10) and youth ($5). Children 5 and under can attend the event for free.

THE WASSAIC PROJECT is a non profit organization founded in 2008 in the heart of the historic hamlet of Wassaic, NY. The Project is an incubator for artists, community, kids and their connections providing an intimate context for art-making and strengthening local community through the creation and promotion of contemporary visual and performing art. Programming is year round and features an annual Summer Exhibition in the Maxon Mills, a repurposed seven-story grain elevator; a year-round free drop-in arts space for kids, the Art Nest; an artist-in-residence program with monthly open studios open; and ongoing community and education programs. In addition, the Wassaic Project partners with local public schools and community organizations to further engage with its communities.

For further information and to make a contribution, please connect with the Wassaic Project at wassaicproject.org, facebook.com/TheWassaicProject, twitter and instagram @wassaicproject or contact:
The Wassaic Project
37 Furnace Bank Road (mailing PO Box 220)
Wassaic NY 12592
917.748.4801

Author: Harlem Valley News