Saturday Morning Live! Presents: Silly Smarts

About the Show
In Silly Smarts, InterAct Story Theatre's executive artistic director Ali Oliver-Krueger weaves stories from her Japanese-American childhood with traditional Japanese mukashibanashi (Long-Ago Stories) in this funny and heart-warming east-meets-west storytelling series. Join us as we acknowledge Asian American/Pacific Islander Heritage Month!

Time and Place
Performances will take place on Saturday, May 10th at 9:30am and 11am in the Helen Hayes Gallery of The National Theatre located at 1321 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20004.

Tickets and Donations
Please reserve tickets to the 9:30 AM or 11 AM performance. Registration is FREE but donations are welcome. In the event of a sellout, please feel free to join the waitlist; we also accept walk-ups, pending the availability of space.

Audience
This performance is ideal for ages 3-6, but everyone is welcome!

Accessibility
This performance will be ASL-interpreted. The space is wheelchair accessible.

About the Artist
InterAct Story Theatre is a theatre for young audiences and multidisciplinary arts-in-education organization based in Wheaton, Maryland, an urban district just outside of Washington, DC. Their mission is to create meaningful, accessible, interactive theatre and arts learning experiences for kids and the people who love them--especially to those who experience economic, social, or geographic barriers to equitable arts access. They create and produce original theatre for young audiences (professional artists performing for children, youth, families, and communities); present arts programming in the local community; and design and implement innovative, engaging, effective theatre and arts-based educational programs for all ages and stages. Learn more at www.interactstory.com.

About Saturday Morning Live!
Saturday Morning Live! is a program of The National Theatre Foundation made possible by The Jacqueline Badger Mars Next Generation Fund. A small donation goes a long way to helping us grow this program while keeping it accessible. Visit nationaltheatre.org/saturday-morning-live to learn more.

Contact
Questions? Please reach out to [email protected].

Host or Publisher The National Theatre Foundation