Holiday Stories By Polka Dot Kids

By SHANNON HICKS

Published: Dec 05, 2003 12:00 am

BRIDGEPORT â Polka Dot Kids, the childrenâs theatre series at Playhouse on the Green in Bridgeport, has a holiday show scheduled as part of its 2003-04 season of professional productions for kids presented by nationally acclaimed companies. All shows are on Saturdays at 10 am and noon.

Holiday Stories on December 13 will be presented by The Mythmakers. The audience will take a musical and story-filled trip around the world and through the centuries with these two master actor/storytellers as they present a multicultural performance loaded with music and audience participation. Authentic musical instruments from the appropriate cultures accompany and enhance each story. Â

Polka Dot Kids tickets are $12 each. Discounted group tickets are available for 12 or more at $10 each.

Playhouse on the Green is at 177 State Street in Bridgeport. Free, attended parking is directly across McLevy Green from the Playhouse. For information and directions call 203-696-0031. Call also for the theaterâs full 2203-04 schedule.

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