Presented by Oregon Children's Theatre, Co-sponsored by the Andisheh Center
Saturday, February 26, 2011
2:00 PM & 5:00 PM
Winningstad Theatre
Winningstad Theatre, 1111 Southwest Broadway, Portland, OR 97205
Tickets: $15 available online here
This is a captivating story about the power of stories themselves, brought to the stage in a tapestry of color and light. Nassrin is a young girl in modern Iran whose father has just been arrested for smuggling banned books. To ease Nassrin's fears, her mother begins to tell a story, one as ancient as time.
Bahad, an orphan boy from a thousand years past, listens as a wandering storyteller narrates the same tale. The two worlds, separated by the ages, intertwine as Nassrin and Bahad step into the story and meet a poor twig-gatherer, a spoiled princess, and the mysterious and powerful Mushkil Gusha—the Remover of Obstacles.
Join Nassrin and Bahad, two children learning the universal values of kindness and generosity through ancient tales from their rich Persian culture. Lyrical and magical, this play will bring you hope. Best for ages 8 and up!
Oregon Children's Theatre welcomes you to join us for an opening day reception at the theater!
Saturday, February 26 at 3:30pm (after the 2pm performance and before the 5pm performance)
If you are unable to attend the performance on February 26th, we encourage Andisheh members to see the play on another date. Call 503-228-9571 and mention Andisheh to get $3 off each ticket. The play runs February 26 - March 20. Click here to learn more: http://octc.org/onstage/eve_of_friday_morning


