Charlotte's Web, E.B. White's Endearing Story by Drury Lane Children's Theatre
Drury Lane Theatre (100 Drury Lane Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181)
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- $12.00
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- $6.00*
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The last date listed for Charlotte's Web was Saturday May 21, 2011 / 1:00pm.
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Show was great. No intermission, hard to maintain focus for smaller kids. Would recommend intermission.Written on Apr 25 2011
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Marisol Lopez
Super Adorable for kids. I love that the animals were actual people and not people in huge costumes. So personable. Costumes were simple, yet so cute. Loved the Ducks costume. The actor who played Wilbur was adorable and you can tell he loves his role. The play was just the right timing too...an hour,..enough for a great time and the kids didn't get squirley. It was kinda a musical and I loved that part. My daughter who is three wont' stop talking about it. Thank you!Written on Apr 18 2011
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When we arrived for the 1:00PM show, the actors were at a table, signing autographs. Our 3 year old didn't grasp the whole thing, but Grandpa went ahead and got those signatures. Well, once she saw the play, that card became a treasured item to her. It was just the right amount of time and she really loved Wilbur - so much so that she turned to Grandma, with a stern face and asked, "Do you eat pig Grandma?" I think she just turned into a vegetarian! Very cute and the way they showed Charlotte writing those words was ingenious!! A great time was held by all, in my opinion.Written on Apr 18 2011
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More Information About Charlotte's Web
Quotes & Highlights
- E.B. White's Charlotte's Web was a Newbery Honor Book in 1953.
Description
Directed by Tammy Mader
Charlotte's Web tells the story of Fern, a little girl who loves a sweet pig named Wilbur, and their friendship with a spider named Charlotte. Wilbur lives an idyllic barnyard life until he learns that he will soon be sent to the slaughterhouse. In order to help save him, Charlotte crafts a plan to spin kind words about Wilbur in her web, hoping that Farmer Zuckerman will realize what a wonderful pig he is and spare his life. Thanks to Charlotte and the mischievous rat Templeton, Wilbur not only lives, but also becomes a prize pig, ensuring his place on the farm forever. This endearing tale for the whole family celebrates the value of friendship, love and devotion.