Gazillion Bubble Show is unbubblievable! Mind-blowing bubble magic, spectacular laser lighting effects, and momentary soapy masterpieces will make you smile, laugh, and feel like a kid again.
Prepare to be amazed and intrigued by this interactive, family-oriented magic show at Broadway Comedy Club. A master magician spins the ultimate web of deception with sleight-of-hand tricks for children and mentalism for adults. Audience participation is required for this show as the magician skillfully weaves audience members into the show.
The owners of the popular Juicy Lucy BBQ are bringing a drive-in theater to Staten Island. Tickets are sold by the car, and patrons can order food on-site, which is delivered car-hop style to your ride.
Ragtag Theatre Company is back with Cinderella—their sold-out hit and the 2017 Off Broadway Alliance Award winner for Best Family Show. Follow a troupe of poor “Italian” actors as they present the well-known fairy tale in a brand-new way—with daffy llamas, roller-skating fairy godmothers, selfie-taking step sisters, and Carol Channing. This adaptation is performed in the Italian street theater style known as Commedia dell’Arte with larger-than-life characters, colorful song and dance numbers, tons of pop culture references, and a great message on self-worth for kids.
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Skyline Drive-In, on the Greenpoint waterfront, offers two shows nightly: one of the dazzling New York skyline, and another on the big screen. BYO snacks and settle in for a movie on Friday and Saturday nights. Opening date and details are still being finalized.
SEA (Society of the Educational Arts, Inc.), is one of the top bilingual arts-in-education organizations and Latino children’s theatres in the United States.
The Rock and Roll Playhouse, a weekly family concert series hosted at Brooklyn Bowl, The Capitol Theatre, Industry City, and now The Ardmore Music Hall, allows kids to “move, play and sing while listening to works from the classic-rock canon” (The New York Times).
