lexington opera house nutcracker ballet 2018

We meet Victor just before his death when he is rescued from the icy lands just near the North Pole. These changes keep the audience engaged but also may be difficult to follow for younger children. From the ship’s helm and captain’s quarters to Frankenstein’s family home and laboratory the play features a variety of settings. The backdrop and scenery is a spooky grey and black with set changes happening throughout the play. It’s a great way to start discussion with your children about all these topics but younger children may be scared or not understand some of the show. The idea of bringing the dead back to life, murder, revenge and the consequences of all these actions run throughout the show. The play is best suited for ages 9 and up. The children’s theatre performance is an opportunity for older kids and teens to enjoy a spooky show in time for Halloween. The story has been told through movies and plays in many ways over the years. Seating is general admission – if you want a back to your seat you can sit up on the top row which backs up to the wall or if you’d like front row get there early and grab a seat right up close! My son was excited to sit up close to the action so we got front row seats.įrankenstein is a classic tale that was written nearly 200 years ago. The Learning Stage has long rows for seating in three stadium type rows. This was our first chance to see a show on the Learning Stage and we enjoyed the intimate setting and a chance to see some great young, local talent on stage. Most plays are on the main stage in the theatre, there is a winter play in December each year that is presented at the Lexington Opera House and there are two plays presented on the Learning Stage. The Lexington Children’s Theatre presents a variety of plays and musicals each season. You can purchase tickets online for that event as well as tickets. Plus for $5 you can join in the monster fun with a Monster Make Up class held at 12:30 pm on Saturday, October 29th just before the show. Sunday, October 30 – 2:00 pm & NEWLY ADDED 4:00 pm Frankenstein presented on the Learning Stage runs next weekend on Saturday, October 29 th at 2 pm and 7 pm and Sunday, October 30 th at 2 pm.

The Lexington Children’s Theatre has a spooky show just in time for Halloween.

Lexington opera house nutcracker ballet 2018