Meet the Awesome Artists Involved in Red Riding Hood and Winter Break-a-Leg!

Announcing the cast and creative team for Red Riding Hood by Allison Gregory on the indoor Niederkorn stage!

In this surprising retelling of the fairy tale, Red is brave and observant, and the Wolf has a conscience, reminding us that people (and wolves) are not always as we expect them to be.

All ages welcome, but conceived and designed especially for audiences aged 4-10!

Performances:

Thursday, 2/16 @ 9:45 AM

Friday, 2/17 @ 9:30 AM

Saturday, 2/18 @ 10 AM & noon

Performances are General Admission.

The lobby will open one hour before the times listed above and the doors to the theatre will typically open 30 minutes before the times above.

We’re thrilled to welcome a stellar team of performers and artists to the Hangar to bring this story to life.

Featuring:

Elizabeth Seldin as Red Riding Hood/Delivery Person (and others)

Elizabeth is a long time collaborator at the Hangar Theatre, as both a performer and educator. Born and Raised in Ithaca, NY, Elizabeth has worked professionally in London, NYC as well as C.T. and Russia. Her passion for healthy personal and professional practices combined with safe spaces to play, explore and connect helped launch the inspiration for Clockmaker Arts, where she serves as Artistic Director.

Seth Soulstein as Wolfgang/Wolf (and others)

Seth is an actor, playwright, PhD Candidate in Cornell’s Department of Performing and Media Arts, and Lecturer in Theatre Studies in the Department of Theatre Arts at Ithaca College. Recent performances include Hotel Good Luck and The Fan with Cherry Arts.

Introducing the Creative Team:

Director: Shirley Serotsky

Set Designer: Jason B. Simms

Costume Designer: Iris Estelle

Lighting Designer: Lea Davis

Sound Designer: Lesley Greene

Props Supervisor: Amanda Mary Warriner

Stage Managers: Amanda Blitz and Angela Lopes

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Introducing Winter Break-a-Leg Teaching Artists!

Winter Break-a-Leg classes return in February!

Who: 3rd to 6th Graders

When: Feb 20-24, 2023 from 9 AM - 3 PM

Program Fee: $330/week

(need-based scholarships are available)

Students can spend their winter break exploring the world of theatre and storytelling through games, improvisation exercises, movement work, and design projects in a program that emphasizes teamwork, imagination, creative exploration, and confidence building. Young people will work with experienced Teaching Artists to create a completely original show to share with families and friends on the final day of the session!

Tyler Struble is a theatre director/dramaturg, producer and administrator originally from Horseheads, NY. Most recently, Tyler served as the Associate Producer at the Kitchen Theatre Company. Tyler is an alum of the 24 Hour Plays: Nationals program and Hangar Theatre Lab Company.

Rebecca Martin is an actor and teaching artist who has worked with Missoula Children's Theatre on an International Fly Tour during which she performed, directed, and taught multiple shows for young people in different countries across Europe. Previous to that, she worked as a teaching artist in multiple schools across Manhattan.

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