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  Balloonacy at Children's Theatre Company

Balloonacy

Children's Theatre Company
2400 3rd Ave S Minneapolis

A solitary old man is steadfast in his silent routine until a balloon finds him and insists on becoming his friend. Through all the ups and downs of a new relationship, the Balloon teaches the man to play again. This sweet, often silly world premiere will lift your spirit and draw a big smile on your face. This play was the winner of the American Association of Theatre in Education Distinguished Play Award, and audiences will see it first at CTC.

Thru - May 4, 2014


Box Office: 612-874-0500

www.childrenstheatre.org


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  Balloonacy Reviews

Twin Cities Daily Planet - Highly Recommended

"...All this suggests that Balloonancy, the brainchild of playwright Barry Kornhauser, is poised to float for a long time on peals of laughter. It recalls much of the appeal of Charlie Chaplin's Little Tramp character, and has already received the American Association of Theatre in Education Distinguished Play Award. While it's in Minneapolis, though, it offers a sterling and humorous experience for preschoolers and parents alike - and the ages in-between, should they not be turned off by the "children's" label. Some things are too good to pass up."
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Basil Considine


Twin Cities Pioneer Press - Highly Recommended

"...It's also one of the best things that the company has created for the under-six crowd in quite some time. Written by Barry Kornhauser -- the playwright responsible for CTC's much-lauded 2006 Buster Keaton homage "Reeling" -- it's a delightful little romp that has plenty of playful shtick but also offers some touching reminders of the ups and downs of developing a strong friendship."
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Rob Hubbard


Aisle Say Twin Cities - Recommended

"...While this play was not groundbreaking, and it is not going to change any kind of political thinking or actions, it provided me an opportunity to see theatre through the eyes of a child seeing a show for the first time—my son. Watching him watch the stage with wonder, concern, and laughter reminded me of the magic of simple theatre. As we applauded he asked to see more. I couldn’t help but smile at his enthusiasm. That’s what this simple show can inspire: a lifelong love of theatre."
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Tamar Neumann



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