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    Filament Theatre

    4.6 (17 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Dominick M.

    I took my family to see the Filament Theatre's production of the Snow Queen (a live "Frozen" play). I thought that since the weather was threatening....that few folks would be attending this performance....but no! The show was practically sold out! If you arrived at the theater early enough....you had a chance to make snowflakes and flowers (which would be used in the show). You could also sip free hot coco provided by the good folks at the City News Cafe. Once we were allowed to enter the theater.....the kids sat on pillows on the floor which put them thisclose to the action! The adults sat on chairs next to tables or on comfortable sofas. The Snow Queen included music, singing and dancing .... and one of the finest examples of story telling anywhere. There were also puppets that became such an integral part of the story....you forgot they were puppets! The story emphasized the importance of friendship, perseverance and our duty to garner friends as we fight evil. In the end....the good guys win....but even the Evil Queen is looked upon with sympathy....and given a chance at redemption. Across from me, sitting on the floor was a little one, maybe 3 or 4 years of age. She hardly moved during the more than 60 minute performance. She seemed to hardly blink. Yes, it was that captivating. My grandsons...one 6 and the other 11, were also deeply into the story telling, the music, dance.....bright lights and fantastical experiences as well. They also enjoyed an opportunity to interact with the actors at the end of the performance. Needless to say...their grandfather (who saw the original Filament production of the Snow Queen in 2014) sat there amazed at the talent, showmanship, and special effects (that often required a bit of your imagination) of the newest reincarnation of this timeless story. Take your family to see this show. Sip coco. Make snowflakes and flowers. Clap your hands to the music. Meet the actors.... You'll be glad you did....this is how to make memories your family will cherish. The Filament Theatre Where Families Come to Play! More info here about the Filament Theatre's Snow Queen. http://www.filamenttheatre.org/snowqueen/

    Joee L.

    I've never been here and came for a special event. I was able to find parking right out front on Milwaukee on a Friday around 6:30 p.m. There is also a lot with meters about two blocks away by the laundry place. This was a cute setting for the event; however, it was pretty small for what I went to..not the theaters fault. There were two toilets, so the line was a bit long. Overall, the venue was nice for a casual event.

    Angela D.

    We love local theater, so we were excited when we won tickets to a show during a local charity raffle. Our tickets were for Robin Hood, which honestly wouldn't have been my first choice. However, the show had something for adults as well as children, with a message that left me thinking about the nature of leadership and our ideas of good guys vs. bad guys. Not bad for an hour-long play! In the lobby area, there were a bunch of kid games and activities tied to the show (like "Spin for your medieval nickname"). The theater was small and seating was arranged in a horseshoe shape. The two actors were energetic, engaging and very balletic! They did a great job slipping between several characters and in making the audience laugh. The set design was good quality and as inventive as it must be in small theaters. And the staff was wonderfully welcoming and warm. I'm delighted! Next show is "Van Gogh's Cafe" at one of our favorite local restaurants, Fannie's. We're excited!

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