By Dana Leslie Goldstein, Jonathan Goldstein & Robert Bruce McIntosh
The musical story of the Statue of Liberty and Immigration
50 minutes long
When Miss Liberty arrives as a gift from France to the American people, her creator, Frederic Bartholdi, tells her that it is up to the Americans to build a base for her to stand on. She enlists the aid of Emma Lazarus, a young poet, and together they encounter a diverse collection of American citizens.

Produced by Theater Garden, Ltd.
Directed by Robert Bruce McIntosh
Musical Direction by John Bronston
Set Design by Jennifer Varbalow & Jonathan Goldstein
Costume Design by David Withrow & Anne Grosz
Stage Management by John D. Morton*

With Noel Marie Berkofsky*, Bridget Harvey*, Jennifer Kidwell*, Mark L. Smith* & Mark F. Weekes*
Musical Accompaniment by John Bronston*
*appearing courtesy of Actors' Equity Association

"This enchanting show is a poignant reminder of everything for which we should be thankful. I had tears in my eyes during the finale... My children were transfixed." - Big Apple Parent Magazine

"An inspiring tale. Immigrants tell their histories in lively songs... Children are encouraged to clap along, and they are sure to enjoy the script's humor... A great way to communicate the values of America." - The New York Times, Family Fare section

Saturdays: May 31 at 11am & 2pm.
Tickets $10.
For Tickets: Smarttix 212-868-4444 or www.smarttix.com.

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