Harrison Highlights (2014-2015)
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What can induce calm, quiet concentration on a stormy winter day when children are already expecting to have a school-free day in the near future? Why, the magic of theater, of course! Thanks to the generosity of Harrison's PTA, the puppeteers from the Tanglewood Marionettes ventured in the snow from Massachusetts to perform The Dragon King on Monday, January 26th. Expert puppetry, eye-catching scenery and beautiful, mood-generating music combined to create a spellbinding experience. A grandmother who embarks on a quest and who can breathe underwater, fish that turn into beautiful young girls, wishes granted, and kindnesses exchanged were all part of a story that took such hold the characters seemed real even though the audience could see the strings that made those characters move. Enjoy the photos below and click here to find out more!