Popcorn Hat Players Presents LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD, 4/21 & 28

Help the precocious Little Red stay on the right path and watch out for the Big Bad Wolf!  Will the Woodcutter save the day?  Silly songs and dances will "keep your toes a tappin’ in this classic that will have you laughing all the way to Grandma’s house!"

It is Popcorn Hat Players’ 19th Birthday! We would like to invite all Grannies and Big Bad Wolves to get in for FREE!!*
*Disclaimer: Strawberry Square will not allow actual wolves in the building, but all grandparents do get in for free!!

At the performances you will be able to purchase raffle tickets to win a free week at our popular Popcorn Hat Players Summer Camp! Tickets to the raffle are $5 each or get 3 for $10!

Popcorn Hat Players Children’s Theatre is Central PA’s only professional children’s theatre and has been entertaining audiences throughout the Susquehanna Valley since 1993.  PHP performs a full season of children’s mainstage plays at Gamut Classic Theatre, located on the 3rd floor of Strawberry Square in downtown Harrisburg.  Created by the husband-and-wife team of Clark and Melissa Nicholson, this innovative and energetic troupe consists of seven full-time core company members and tours throughout the eastern United States, performing original comedies and teaching creative dramatics, reaching over 30,000 people each year.

Their goal is to provide live theatre to children and areas that do not normally have the opportunity to experience professional theatre and to spread a bit of laughter wherever they go!  Audiences of all ages love their original scripts, quick wit, and improvisational comedy.

PHP and Harrisburg Shakespeare Company joined forces to become Gamut Theatre Group, Home of the Classic Story.  You can learn more about this unique company at www.gamutplays.org.

Gamut Classic Theatre
3rd Floor, Strawberry Square, Harrisburg

Tickets:
$8 each - adult or child
$6 each - groups of 20-49
$5 each - groups of 50 and up

Reservations at (717) 238-4111 or online at www.gamutplays.org

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