It is 1967 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) in New York City. Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler is a collector of fine art, facts, figures, and secrets. She narrates the action of ArtsPower’s musical play through a letter she is writing to her lawyer, whom she calls Saxonberg. After she learns about the adventures of Claudia and Jamie Kincaid, two children who have run away from home to live at The Met for a few days, Mrs. Frankweiler needs her lawyer to change her last will and testament. Among her many files, she will now include the story of how Claudia and Jamie run away, hide out and sleep over at The Met, investigate whether a statue called Angel was carved by Michelangelo, and, in the end, become a terrific sister and brother team.
This show includes a multi-lesson, Core Curriculum-based course that includes subjects and themes presented in the musical, such as The Italian Renaissance, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and unravelling a mystery involving a famous artist.
Recommended for Grades 3-6.
We understand that COVID-19 has had a severe impact on many school budgets as well as individual student/family budgets. In an effort to make our Virtual Student Matinee Series accessible to all, we are implementing a tiered pricing model.
We trust that teachers and administrators can identify the price that their school/students can afford.
You will be asked to select the option that is appropriate for your school's demographic:
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Free – Title I Schools Only (made possible by our Access to the Arts donors)
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$5 Per Student, Per Performance
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$7 Per Student, Per Performance
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$10 Per Student, Per Performance
PLEASE NOTE: Reservations are made on a first come, first served basis. Your reservation is not confirmed until you receive an email confirmation from Kim Pheymannicie, Student Matinee Coordinator at The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts. Performances will be accessed through our Teachable online platform and will be available for a 6-month period.
Please contact Kim Pheymannicie with any questions:
Email:
kpheymannicie@thehanovertheatre.orgPhone: 508-471-1765
