ANN ARBOR – The 2006-2007 Not Just for Kids series concludes with the adventures of "Henry and Mudge," brought to life on the stage of the Michigan Theater on Sunday, May 20 at 1:30 pm. The Theatreworks USA production is based on the best-selling children's books series by Cynthia Rylant.
Galumping Mudge weighs 182 pounds. Henry doesn't, since he's just a little boy. When Mudge, a very big dog, and Henry move to a new house in the country, Henry's lonely. The musical follows their adventures together and apart and examines the meaning of true friendship.
The one-hour-long performance is appropriate for kids from pre-kindergarteners to third graders. The Not Just For Kids live theater series for families is presented by Pfizer. The "Henry and Mudge" performance is sponsored by Gretchen's House Child Development Centers.
Reserved seats are $12 for the general public and $10 for Michigan Theater members, available online at Ticketmaster.com and at all Ticketmaster outlets including the Michigan Union Ticket Office and Macy's. To charge by phone, call 734-763-TKTS. Service charges apply. To save on groups of 10 or more, call 734-668-8397, ext. 29.
The Michigan Theater is Ann Arbor's historic center for fine film and performing arts. Winner of the 2006 Outstanding Historic Theatre Award from the League of Historic American Theatres, it is located in downtown Ann Arbor at 603 East Liberty Street, across the street from Borders Books and Music. Regular movie prices are $8.50, $6.75 for students, seniors and US veterans, and $6 for Michigan Theater members.
The theater's 24-hour information line is 734-668-TIME, and the website is http://michtheater.org.
Not Just for Kids season wraps with musical 'Henry and Mudge'
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