'Reluctant Dragon' to visit Kirkland
April 1, 2009 · 6:21 PM
The colorful puppetry of "The Reluctant Dragon" will come to life in a special performance to benefit KITH at 7 p.m. April 18 at the Kirkland Performance Center, 350 Kirkland Ave. Ticket sales benefit KITH programs that prevent family homelessness.
In this fully staged theatrical production, attendees will find out what happens when a magnificent dragon moves into the neighborhood. The play is based on the story by Kenneth Grahame.
The dragon is not the fearsome type. He, like the boy that befriends him, is more interested in art and poetry. The villagers, however, assume they are in grave danger and call on Sir George, the renowned dragon slayer to save them. Sir George discovers the dragon is no threat to anyone, but to keep the villagers happy, he and the dragon stage a mock battle with great showmanship. The villagers decide they can live in peace with their dragon.
This is great family entertainment with a message of peace. Suitable for ages 4 and up.
Tickets are available at www.brownpapertickets.com, search "KITH." Prices are $29 for adults, $19 for children under 12.
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