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5.0
3 Reviews
May 25, 2021
My five year olds really enjoyed this. They thought it was funny and entertaining.
Same, Same, But Different (Filmed Theater Production)
New York City Children's Theater (Online)
About
El lives in America and Kailash lives in India. When they become pen-pals and begin exchanging stories and pictures about their different lives, they quickly learn that although their worlds might be an ocean apart, they are quite similar.
Adapted from the award-winning book by Jenny Sue Kostecki-Shaw, Same, Same, But Different is a digital production that teaches us we can live a world apart and still be best friends.
Streaming through March 21st | Best for ages 5-10
Adapted from the award-winning book by Jenny Sue Kostecki-Shaw, Same, Same, But Different is a digital production that teaches us we can live a world apart and still be best friends.
Streaming through March 21st | Best for ages 5-10
When to arrive:
0 minutes before
Additional details:
Same, Same, But Different is a filmed performance! Once booked, you'll receive more information on how to access the show - streaming through March 21st!
Cancellation policy:
12 hours in advance
Caregiver required:
No
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646-250-1178
About
New York City Children's Theater is a nonprofit organization that creates original, entertaining and enriching theater for young audiences and adults to enjoy together. We believe a city as culturally rich as New York needs a children's theater that produces high-quality original productions and develops robust arts-in-education programs, serving children in all communities across the five boroughs.
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Over the last 21 years, NYCCT's nationally recognized arts-in-education programs and professional theater productions have served over 100,000 children and adults, across all five boroughs and surrounding communities in the Tri-State area.
