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Bedtime Stories for Sun – Children’s Museum of the Arts Through April 05, 2019 – West Village The Sun is setting and it’s time for a bedtime story. Help the Sun sleep tight with a story about your day! The World Inside Me – New Victory Theater Through April 07, 2019 – Times Square Wobbly first steps, ouchie boo-boos, funny faces, and lilting lullabies. THE WORLD INSIDE ME uses gentle interactive play, live music, dance, and visual effects to illustrate the inner life of our growing bodies. Explore the sights, sounds, and sensory surprises that come with each new day. La MaMa Kids: ‘The Three Dolls’ – La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club Through April 07, 2019 – Greenwich Village Ziv, Hermione, and Pippa are three dolls living in the dark. The sun should be up by now, but for some reason, it’s still pitch black. Through friendship, puppetry, songs, and musical riddles, three dolls go on a quest to turn darkness into light and to make the world a brighter place for all of us to live. Audiences may recognize some characters from Jane Catherine Shaw’s The Blue Marble, a prequel focusing on space exploration and leaving the fate of the earth in the hands of our young people. Join us for a new children’s puppet piece created by La MaMa Resident Artist Jane Catherine Shaw. The Three Dolls: a modern American musical folktale, with music by Clayton Briggs and lyrics by Molly Reisman, will bring you an array of puppet styles with original music and a fun filled imagery.  Macy’s Flower Show – Macy’s Through April 07, 2019 – Midtown Spring is in the air at the annual Macy’s Flower Show, which takes on the theme Journey to Paradisios this year and gives visitors a glimpse of space and the cosmos reimagined through flowers and lush garden landscapes.  ‘Johannes Dokchtor Faust’ – Theater for the New City Through April 07, 2019 – East Village NEW YORK, January 27 — To update one of its perennially popular productions and share it with a wider audience, Czechoslovak-American Marionette Theatre (CAMT) will re-imagine its "Johannes Dokchtor Faust, a Petrifying Puppet Comedye," translated and directed by Vit Horejs, March 21 to April 7 at Theater for the New City. This classic of the Czech marionette repertoire is traditionally used to make fun of a king or a local mayor. The company’s adaptation was initially developed in 1990 and its topical references will be updated to current times. The staging incorporates age-old technical tricks of Czech puppetry, including fire and thunder, hellish gargoyles and underwater creatures. The script is the first definitive American translation of the classic Czech text by the author known today only as "A.B." The production was developed by Czechoslovak-American Marionette Theater between 1991 and 1994 and it became a favorite and definitive part of its repertoire. ‘Last Stop on Market Street’ – Linda Gross Theater Through April 13, 2019 – Chelsea Last Stop on Market Street is a hip-hoppin’, heart-thumpin’, toe-tappin’ musical joy ride about finding beauty in everyday city life based on the multi award-winning picture book of the same name. Young CJ is reluctantly staying with his Nana, in a world considerably different from the one he’s used to. Guided by his veritable force-of-nature Nana, CJ travels a little closer to his roots and sees that things are not always what they seem. ‘Tales from the Shed’ – Wetherby-Pembridge School Through April 13, 2019 – Upper East Side Join Chickenshed NYC for Tales from the Shed, an inclusive theater program for children 0-7 of all abilities and backgrounds. Our cast of professional teaching artists will lead you and your children in an hour of interactive theater, puppetry, music, and theatrical magic. Tales from the Shed will performing for four weekends: 3/2 at 10:15 and 11:30 am; 3/16 at 10:15 and 11:30 am; 3/30 at 10:15 and 11:30 am; and 4/13 at 10:15 and 11:30 am. Each performance is 45 minutes and includes the opportunity to meet and take pictures with the photos after the performance. Chickenshed NYC is a New York-based inclusive children’s theater company. Founded more than 40 years ago in London, Chickenshed has launched in America to work with children of all ages (0-18+) and ensures that each participant can be successful in producing great theater — regardless of differing abilities or societal hurdles. FAO Easter Experiences – Rockefeller Center Plaza Through April 21, 2019 – Midtown FAO Schwarz’s first Easter back in NYC is packed with holiday fun. Not only is the country’s oldest toy store stocked with plush bunnies, candy, baskets, toys, and more, but the store is offering a series of events and activities for families, including photos, crafts, and even Easter-themed manicures for tiny fingers.Activities include:FAO Schwarz’s Patrick and Penelope the pups dressed as the Easter Bunny, taking complimentary photos of guests every Saturday and Sunday from March 30-April 21 from 12pm-1pm and 4pm-5pmIn-store custom embroidery from Bunnies By The Bay offers the opportunity to personalize bunnies, blankets and more on the mezzanine levelKid Made Modern is hosting Easter arts & crafts where kids can decorate their own six-egg crate on the third floorAlex Spa is offering Easter-themed manicures and hair styling on the second floorHatchimals has color and craft Easter baskets on the mezzanine level This Is Sadie – New York City Children’s Theater Through April 21, 2019 – Midtown What do you do when you get up before your parents on a Saturday morning? If you’re six-year-old Sadie, you take your favorite stuffed animal on a world-wide adventure, without ever leaving your bedroom!NYCCT invites you to experience a new dance/theater show, based on the book by Sara O’Leary, that celebrates the power of imagination! Directed and Choreographed by Stephanie Klemons Scenario by Barbara Zinn KriegerAll guests require a ticket. Lap seats may be purchased for children age 2 and under at the box office for $1 (cash only) the day of the performance. Tickets may be purchased at the theater on the day of the performance, subject to availability. Early Spring Children’s Gardening – Children’s Garden, Rockefeller Park Through April 23, 2019 – Battery Park City Celebrate spring by digging and planting in the Children’s Garden. Learn about green practices and composting firsthand. Cool-weather-loving vegetables like radishes, lettuce, and beets will be started from seed and harvested in time for the start of the May/June session. Fun nature studies, art projects and sign-making for the garden will augment the program. Children will be assigned planting beds to tend with BPCA staff supervision. For children ages 6-10 who enjoy nature and like to get dirty! Open Art Space: A Free Drop-In Program for LGBTQ Teens and Their Allies – Cullman Education Center MoMA Through April 23, 2019 – Midtown Make Art. Meet People. Explore Ideas. Be Yourself. Open Art Space is a relaxed weekly drop-in program for LGBTQ high school students who are interested in thinking about, and making, art in a creative and welcoming environment. Open Art Space is facilitated by two artists but is shaped largely by your interests. Free food, drinks, and MetroCards are provided each week. No previous art-making experience is necessary. All high school–age participants may attend. Germ City: Microbes and the Metropolis – Museum of the City of New York Through April 28, 2019 – East Harlem Germ City: Microbes and the Metropolis is a cool exhibition where kids can explore the story of germs in New York. When tiny germs interact with a massive metropolis like New York City, no aspect of life goes untouched. On view at the Museum of the City of New York from September 14, 2018, through April 28, 2019, Germ City creates an immersive experience for everyone. Kids can get a close look at historical artifacts such a real iron lung, and explore interactive art by artists such as Blast Theory. Germ City also includes a collection of New Yorkers’ personal objects and stories; stuffed toy “germs,” a curated selection of books, and hands-on activities to engage adults and children alike. Germ City: Microbes and the Metropolis is organized by the Museum of the City of New York in collaboration with The New York Academy of Medicine and the Wellcome Trust, a global charitable foundation which aims to improve health for everyone by helping great ideas to thrive. The exhibition is part of Contagious Cities, a major international project led by Wellcome, staged in New York, Geneva, and Hong Kong.

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