NCT's ROBIN GOODFELLOW 5/7 Performance for Special-Needs Audiences

Nashville Children's Theatre (NCT) will perform Robin Goodfellow on  Saturday, May 7th at 11 am specifically for families of children with special needs.

"We are excited to offer this performance, inviting families to come join an audience that understands the challenges and blessings of their situation," says Alicia Fuss, NCT Director of Education. "It's a welcoming atmosphere that we hope will allow families to sit back, relax, and enjoy the show in their own way."

Tickets for this one access performance are general admission and are priced at $12 per person, a
discount from NCT's standard ticket prices. The play is intended for children ages 6 and up. Tickets can be purchased at www.nashvillechildrenstheatre.org or by calling (615) 252-4675. 
  
Based on A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare, Robin Goodfellow is adapted by
Aurand Harris, the most respected theatre for young audiences playwright in the U.S. Focusing on the battle of wits between King Oberon and his Queen Titania, the play lifts the character Puck from Shakespeare's pages and renames him Robin Goodfellow. This mischievous sprite assists Oberon in a grand scheme against the queen, but he also plays his own pranks on a troop of actors. Through Robin's tricks, an actor named Bottom is transformed into an ass-headed man, and a spell placed on Queen Titania causes her to fall in love with this peculiarity.
  
The cast includes Peter Vann as Robin Goodfellow, Rona Carter as Bottom, Jamie Farmer as Queen Titania, Henry Haggard as Peter Quince, Patrick Waller as Cobweb and David Compton as King Oberon.