Dates: Friday, June 6 (11:30 AM & 6:00 PM), Saturday,
June 7 (7:30 PM), Sunday, June 8 (5:00 PM)

Company: Teatro SEA (Society of the Educational Arts, Inc.)

Original Book & Lyrics by:: Serafín and Joaquín Álvarez Quintero

Produced & Directed by: Manuel A. Morán

Music by: Manuel A. Morán and Iván Alexander Bautista

Translation: Antonio Vallés
Costume Design: William Lorenzen III
Scenic & Puppet Design: José López
Music Direction & Arrangements by: Iván Alexander Bautista
Producing Manager: Richard Marino
Photos by: Michael Palma & Richard Marino

With
Actors/Singers: Francisco Fuertes, Manuel Morán, Jesús Martínez, Annette Cortés, Blanca Vásquez
Chorus: Ana Campos, Alex Bautista
Puppeteers: Daisy Payero, Ana Campos, Angela Cruz, Lina Sarrapochiello

Location: Teatro Heckscher at El Museo del Barrio
1230 5th Ave. (at 104th Street) Manhattan

Language: Bilingual (Suggested for all children 8+ years-old)

Ticket Prices: $15. Students/Seniors: $7.50 - (use code ST08 at checkout); Children Under 12: $5

Presented with El Museo del Barrio
June 7th performance hosted by NY1
and NY1 Noticias
Partially Funded by the David Schwartz Foundation

Synopsis: Once upon a time, in a far off kingdom, there lived a stubborn king who got a toothache and in return gave everyone around him a huge headache! This classic comic zarzuela (Spanish operetta) by the legendary Quintero Brothers, known as “Madrid’s Golden Boys of the Theater” in the 19th and early 20th centuries, features a brand new music score.

Award-winning Teatro SEA brings to life the timeless story of the lessons of love and respect learned by the selfish King Farfán. This charming and colorful production features 20 life-size puppets, singers, and musicians, and marks the children’s zarzuela’s premiere by New York’s leading bilingual Arts-in-Education theater company.

Subway: Take the 6 to Lexington and 103rd St and walk 1 block North to 104th Street and 3 blocks west to 5th Avenue.

www.sea-ny.org

Presenting Partner                 June 7th Host