Upcoming Events at Actors Temple Theatre
Description
When Special Agent Bahjat wants to throw a holiday party that includes everyone, Captain Jam and the Agents of Jam take him on a globe-spanning musical adventure to complete Special Mission: HOLIDAY PARTY and throw the ultimate celebration.
Event Details
Pre-show activites start at 10:50 with Special Guest Artists: An After party includes holiday treats & onstage photo op with the cast.
Holiday traditions in New York are as diverse as its residents, but only one Holiday show gives audiences the chance to see so many celebrations in one place. Part live concert and part stage show, FunikiJam’s HOLIDAY BEAT is New York City’s only Off-Broadway show this season to celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Diwali, Chinese New Year, and Shichigosan - for kids! Opening on Friday, November 23rd at Actors Temple Theatre, the show will play a limited engagement through December 30th.
Creator and performer Brian Barrentine says, “Children are naturally curious about other cultures, and living in New York, they see diversity all around them. FunikiJam’s HOLIDAY BEAT opens the door for families to talk about diversity, learn about other countries’ meaningful holidays, and most importantly, have fun together. It’s a show that unites our audiences and reminds us of all we have in common as citizens of the world.”
Holiday traditions in New York are as diverse as its residents, but only one Holiday show gives audiences the chance to see so many celebrations in one place. Part live concert and part stage show, FunikiJam’s HOLIDAY BEAT is New York City’s only Off-Broadway show this season to celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Diwali, Chinese New Year, and Shichigosan - for kids! Opening on Friday, November 23rd at Actors Temple Theatre, the show will play a limited engagement through December 30th.
Creator and performer Brian Barrentine says, “Children are naturally curious about other cultures, and living in New York, they see diversity all around them. FunikiJam’s HOLIDAY BEAT opens the door for families to talk about diversity, learn about other countries’ meaningful holidays, and most importantly, have fun together. It’s a show that unites our audiences and reminds us of all we have in common as citizens of the world.”
