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Feeding the Dragon
First Preview: Mar 21, 2018
Opening Date: Mar 21, 2018
Closing Date: Apr 27, 2018
Running Time: 01:40
Playing @
Cherry Lane Theatre
38 Commerce Street, New York City, NY 10014
The Little Girl Who Lived in the Library
Sharon Washington plays nearly 20 characters in her own true story of growing up in the custodial apartment of a Manhattan library, where her father toils night and day to load the fiery furnace with coal, or in the eyes of a fanciful little bookworm, to feed the dragon.
Shrouded in family mystery, Sharon’s story boldly examines how both the power of forgiveness and her lifelong love for the written word have helped her battle dragons of all forms.
A Co-Production with Hartford Stage
Sharon Washington plays nearly 20 characters in her own true story of growing up in the custodial apartment of a Manhattan library, where her father toils night and day to load the fiery furnace with coal, or in the eyes of a fanciful little bookworm, to feed the dragon.
Shrouded in family mystery, Sharon’s story boldly examines how both the power of forgiveness and her lifelong love for the written word have helped her battle dragons of all forms.
A Co-Production with Hartford Stage
Show Notes: No Intermission
Age Guidance: 14
Performance Schedule
TUESDAY thru SATURDAY @ 8 PM
SATURDAY @ 2 PM
SUNDAY @ 3 PM
Written By
- Sharon Washington
Director
- Maria Mileaf
TDF Tickets Offers:
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Full-price tickets:
$35.00 - $55.00
Lottery & Rush
$18 - All Regular Season Student Seats
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Accessibility
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Wheelchair Info
A certain number of seats per show are available for purchase for guests who use mobility aids like wheelchairs. You can select them when you buy the ticket. -
Restroom
Bathrooms are available for use during the show. -
Assisted Listening System
Assisted listening devices are available for patrons upon request. Please see house management upon your arrival. -
Entrance
The theater is wheelchair accessible though not ADA certified from the entrance, the lobby, and the seats. The theater opens directly onto the sidewalk, which is paved but can be difficult to traverse.






















