David Gillam Fuller to Be Celebrated With Holiday Show

Children of all ages ... please join F.A.C.T. (Friends Always Creating Theatre) in celebrating their 10th anniversary season with a special showing of their 2013 highly acclaimed production of "Hansel & Gretel Christmas" By Jack Dyville

Join This Famous Brother & Sister @ During the Holiday Season in 21st Century New York City! EVERY SUNDAY in NOVEMBER (4th, 11th, 18th, 25th) @ 1:00pm; SUNDAYS in December (2nd, 9th, 16th) @ 1:00pm at Manhattan Repertory Theatre, NYC, 17 West 45th Street, Elevators to 3rd Floor.

This special production is dedicated to Co-Founder/Producer David Gillam Fuller

Celebrated author and producer, Jack Dyville, revives his widely popular children's story with a modern twist as a special dedication to F.A.C.T.'s co-founder/producer, David Gilliam Fuller. Together, they created one of the most visible and respected children's theatres in New York featuring new and engaging works to both entertain and enlighten.

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"Hansel & Gretel Christmas" leads the list as the two wandering waifs end up in NYC at Christmas. Aside from uproarious humor and clever dialogue, the piece talks of love and family; understanding and encouragement; and is a perfect vehicle to share with the whole family.

Dyville and his cast and crew organize immersive fun, keeping the kids in the audience on their toes what with some special prizes and making them part of the play."The most gratifying thing a children's theatre production can do is make a show that an adult will appreciate! It's clever and fun!" (William Kozy, TheatreMania)

Fuller, a multi-award-winning theater artist and producer, along with Dyville, had the dream of bringing quality entertainment to all ages at affordable prices. F.A.C.T. grew from their wish. Today, David Fuller, is referred to as a miracle man. Not just because he made his dream come true but, currently, he is fighting unbeatable odds to help continue that dream., Mr. Fuller is suffering from a crippling disease effecting him physically and mentally and making his time with F.A.C.T. rare.