Nutshell Playhouse presents: Saving Jazzy

Name: Nutshell Playhouse presents: Saving Jazzy
Start: 2025-04-22T10:30:00-04:00
Location: 18 Main St, Lenox, MA, United States, Massachusetts 01240

Schedule

Tue, 22 Apr, 2025 at 10:30 am

UTC-04:00

Location

18 Main St, Lenox, MA, United States, Massachusetts 01240 | Lenox, MA

Can Mambo and Nemonee save the beautiful but endangered Floratius Serendipitus? Follow them on their hilarious adventures around the globe as they look for the special ingredients that will do the trick. Featuring masks, movement, live music and puppetry, this original performance provides a wonderful chance to awaken young children to earth’s mysteries and the delicate balance of nature.
Performed by actors Alexia Trainer and Stefanie Weber, with live musical accompaniment by Don Jordan.
Saving Jazzy is appropriate for children of all ages & their grown-ups. Kids ages 2-10 will particularly enjoy the show. This performance will provide a wonderful compliment to elementary school science classes.
About Nutshell Playhouse: Led by kooky composer-in-chief Don Jordan, Nutshell Playhouse is a troop of distinctive artists dedicated to bringing the magic of innovative and exciting live performance to family audiences. We create theater that actively engages our audience. Our performances are designed to reach children of all ages and abilities, appeal to parents and accompanying adults, and provide a delightful and memorable experience that the whole family can share. We bring theater directly to the diverse communities of Western Massachusetts by staging performances at venues that are familiar and comfortable. As a non-profit company, our mission drives us to keep our performances affordable for all while also sustaining a roster of talented performers based locally. Often you will see our shows listed free-of-charge and have the pleasure of getting to know our loyal and versatile performers.
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Lenox Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.