Swedish Cottage Launches Holiday Show
City Parks Foundation is proud to announce the launch of The Three Bears Holiday Bash, a marionette production beginning November 13, 2012 at the Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre in Central Park.
The Three Bears Holiday Bash, is a variety show that celebrates the holiday season in song, dance, and puppetry. This production quickly becomes a comedy of errors when Baby Bear invites Santa to star in Mama and Papa Bear's annual holiday show. The audience also gets to join in on the fun with a “12 days of Christmas” sing-a-long during the performance!
Drawing from the stories of Hanukkah, the Night Before Christmas, and Kwanzaa, The Three Bears Holiday Bash is a great way to get into the holiday spirit!
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“We are very excited to announce the return of The Three Bears Holiday Bash,” said Alison Tocci, President of City Parks Foundation. “As one of the most fascinating children’s theatres in the country, the Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre in Central Park is the perfect place to tell this vibrant seasonal story.”
