The Bremen Musicians . A Musical

February 27, 2008 by Hunter Kieserman  
Filed under Kids Stages Reviews, Our Reviews

  • brem-123.jpgThe Bremen Musicians
  • Adapted and Directed by Nicholas Allen
  • Music by John Milosich
  • Produced by Classika Theatre
  • Reviewed by Hunter Kieserman

I was very excited to see the world premiere of the musical The Bremen Musicians at Classika Theater. I was familiar with the popular folktal, the story of a Donkey whose only goal in life is to be a musician so he decides to travel to the city of Bremen to become a musician. On his way to Bremen, he encounters a worn out hunting dog, a scared cat, and a cocky rooster who join him on his journey to Bremen to become musicians as well. The production was fantastic. Read more

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The Story of the Lost Sock

February 27, 2008 by Hunter Kieserman  
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  • c140413100723.jpgThe Story of the Lost Sock
    Original Story, Music and Lyrics by Petko Kolev
  • Play Written and Directed by Lilia Slavova
  • Puppets and Design by Julia Tasheva
  • Produced by Classika Theatre
  • Reviewed by Hunter Kieserman

On the heels of their successful production of  The Snow Child,  I was happy to return to Classika Theatre to review The Story of the Lost Sock. Read more

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The Snow Child

December 3, 2007 by Hunter Kieserman  
Filed under Kids Stages Reviews, Our Reviews

  • Written by Julia Tasheva
  • Directed By Julia Tasheva and Lilia Slavova.
  • Produced by Classika Theater
  • Reviewed by Hunter Kieserman.

I was glad I had bundled up for Classika Theater’s production of The Snow Child, which is set in a winter wonderland.  I had never heard the story of The Snow Child before, which is not surprising since it is based on a Russian fairy tale called Snegoruchka. This puppet show production of the fairy tale tells the story of an old man and a woman who want a child so they build one out of snow. When spring comes, the child must leave for the frozen north (where the ice queen has the scoop) otherwise she will melt. In the end, the Snow Child returns to her “parents”.

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