Dozens of local children, fishes, and chickens are dancing their parts in preparation of the 2008 production
After a short summer break, the main hall of the Historic Armory is again buzzing with the sounds of creative people. This time, it's the pitter-patter of little feet, as dozens of Key West children come together each week to rehears their roles in Joyce Stahl's beloved Nutcracker. The island-flavored production, adapted by Stahl to our unique Key West setting, opens at the Tennessee Williams Theatre in late November. Until then, the youthful cast can be seen (and heard) practicing its first act in the renovated main hall of The Studios of Key West, 600 White Street. As parents look on, and the adult cast members help guide their steps, the talented young people of Key West are crafting another wonderful perfomring arts experience for us all. Learn more about Stahl's extraordinary production, and the story behind it here
www.nutcrackerkeywest.org
