A fish of colorful scales and yellow lips, drawing like, with a black background
DATE

Sun, Apr 14, 2024

- Sun, Apr 14, 2024

TIME

1:00 pm

VENUE

Wilkins Theatre

PRICE

18

The Rainbow Fish

The first of three tales introduces the most beautiful fish in the sea, whose scales shimmer in all the colours of the rainbow. He is admired–and resented-by the entire underwater world, until a clever octopus advises him to give each fish one of his scales. Further adventures follow as The Rainbow Fish finds the courage to explore the great unknown deep sea, discovering a new world with wonderful sights and friendly creatures of all shapes,sizes and colours who are eager to make his acquaintance. The underworld wonderland is the setting for an introduction to the concept of opposites. As a fitting finale, the story ends with the most satisfying opposite of all—give and take—as Rainbow Fish shares one of his shining scales with a friend.

SHOW CREDITS

Recommended ages: PreK through 3
Book by Marcus Pfister
Music & Lyrics by Steven Naylor
Narration by Laura Benanti & Linda Wonneberger
Direction and Staging by Jim Morrow
Production Design by Jim Morrow
Scenic Design by Sarah Haydon Roy
Associate Designers Deborah MacLean & Struan Robertson
Based on the series of books by Marcus Pfister

Represented by

Shaw Entertainment Group

The Rainbow Fish

DATE

Sun, Apr 14, 2024

- Sun, Apr 14, 2024

TIME

1:00 pm

VENUE

Wilkins Theatre

PRICE

18

The first of three tales introduces the most beautiful fish in the sea, whose scales shimmer in all the colours of the rainbow. He is admired–and resented-by the entire underwater world, until a clever octopus advises him to give each fish one of his scales. Further adventures follow as The Rainbow Fish finds the courage to explore the great unknown deep sea, discovering a new world with wonderful sights and friendly creatures of all shapes,sizes and colours who are eager to make his acquaintance. The underworld wonderland is the setting for an introduction to the concept of opposites. As a fitting finale, the story ends with the most satisfying opposite of all—give and take—as Rainbow Fish shares one of his shining scales with a friend.

SHOW CREDITS

Recommended ages: PreK through 3
Book by Marcus Pfister
Music & Lyrics by Steven Naylor
Narration by Laura Benanti & Linda Wonneberger
Direction and Staging by Jim Morrow
Production Design by Jim Morrow
Scenic Design by Sarah Haydon Roy
Associate Designers Deborah MacLean & Struan Robertson
Based on the series of books by Marcus Pfister

Represented by

Shaw Entertainment Group

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