In rhyme, mime and mirth, this exciting comedy examines the familiar fairy tale from three points of view: the traditional, the Bears', then Goldilocks'. Guilty or innocent? Was the young girl a selfish, spoiled brat, intruding where she didn't belong? Or was she the victim of three conniving bears (and their animal "band of hoods" [...]
In rhyme, mime and mirth, this exciting comedy examines the familiar fairy tale from three points of view: the traditional, the Bears', then Goldilocks'. Guilty or innocent? Was the young girl a selfish, spoiled brat, intruding where she didn't belong? Or was she the victim of three conniving bears (and their animal "band of hoods" [...]
In rhyme, mime and mirth, this exciting comedy examines the familiar fairy tale from three points of view: the traditional, the Bears', then Goldilocks'. Guilty or innocent? Was the young girl a selfish, spoiled brat, intruding where she didn't belong? Or was she the victim of three conniving bears (and their animal "band of hoods" [...]
In rhyme, mime and mirth, this exciting comedy examines the familiar fairy tale from three points of view: the traditional, the Bears', then Goldilocks'. Guilty or innocent? Was the young girl a selfish, spoiled brat, intruding where she didn't belong? Or was she the victim of three conniving bears (and their animal "band of hoods" [...]
In the summer of 1899, we Newsies had to make a living. "How did we do that?" You might ask, well we sold newspapers from none other than the wealthy Mr. Joseph Pulitzer. It was an honest and hardworking job for us Newsies. Until one day Mr. Pulitzer saw that his profit from our work [...]
In the summer of 1899, we Newsies had to make a living. "How did we do that?" You might ask, well we sold newspapers from none other than the wealthy Mr. Joseph Pulitzer. It was an honest and hardworking job for us Newsies. Until one day Mr. Pulitzer saw that his profit from our work [...]
In the summer of 1899, we Newsies had to make a living. "How did we do that?" You might ask, well we sold newspapers from none other than the wealthy Mr. Joseph Pulitzer. It was an honest and hardworking job for us Newsies. Until one day Mr. Pulitzer saw that his profit from our work [...]
In the summer of 1899, we Newsies had to make a living. "How did we do that?" You might ask, well we sold newspapers from none other than the wealthy Mr. Joseph Pulitzer. It was an honest and hardworking job for us Newsies. Until one day Mr. Pulitzer saw that his profit from our work [...]
Vocality, HAL's Top choir will perform their own 45min concert. The concert is free to attend, but the choir is asking for donations or To purchase Food and merchandise at the Concessions stand. All proceeds go directly towards the choir program.
Spring Band Concert. Get your tickets at halaveen.com/ticketing
