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Teach It Right!! Right to Teach!!

First Preview: Aug 3, 2015
Opening Date: Aug 8, 2015
Closing Date: Sep 20, 2015
Running Time: 01:15
Teach It Right!! Right to Teach!!

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Site Specific Location, New York City, NY 00000
Theater for the New City's award-winning Street Theater Company opens its 39th annual tour with "Teach It Right, or, Right to Teach," a rip-roaring musical which tackles the challenges and struggles facing public education in NYC.

The production tells the story of a NYC middle school student who is about to enter high school.  His school often has no heat in winter, is broiling hot in summer (Budget cuts!), has no art classes ("If we don't have Music, why should we have Art? More budget cuts!") and a charter school is about to grab half its building.

An Operetta for the Street
Book, Lyrics & Direction by CRYSTAL FIELD
Music Composed and Arranged by JOSEPH VERNON BANKS


PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
Sat, August 15 - 2PM - Manhattan Jackie Robinson Park, W. 147th Street & Bradhurst Avenue
Sun, August 16 - 2PM - Brooklyn - Herbert Von King Park at Marcy & Tompkins
Fri, August 21 - 6:30PM - Brooklyn - Coney Island Boardwalk at W. 10th St.
Sat, August 22 - 2PM Manhattan - Wise Towers at W. 90th St bet. Columbus & Amsterdam
Sun, August 23 - 2PM Manhattan Central Park Bandshell, 72nd Street Crosswalk
Sat, August 29 - 2PM - Brooklyn Sunset Park, 6th Avenue & 44th Street
Sun, August 30 - 2PM - Queens Travers Park, 34th Ave between 77th & 78th Streets
Sat, September 12 - 2PM Staten Island Corporal Thompson Park, at Broadway & Wayne Street, West New Brighton
Sun, September 13 - 2PM Manhattan - Washington Square Park
Sat, September 18 - 7PM - Manhattan - Tompkins Square Park at E. 7th St and Ave. A
Sun, September 20 - 2PM - Manhattan - St. Marks Church, E. 10th St at 2nd Ave
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Show Notes: No Intermission
Age Guidance: 6
Audience Advisory: Out-Door performances FREE. Tour of City streets, parks and playgrounds throughout the five boroughs

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