Mirandy And Brother Wind at Atlas Performing Arts Center

Mirandy And Brother Wind

Atlas Performing Arts Center
1333 H Street NE Washington

Who will take the cake? Why, Mirandy of course. The junior cake walk happens soon and Mirandy needs a dance partner. Who can high step and kick the best? Why Brother Wind! But how can Mirandy captured him? Grandmother Beasley says, "Can't nobody put shackles on Brother Wind, chile. He be special. He be free." Leave it to Mirandy, she’ll catch him; she'll grab hold of that Brother Wind and win that delicious cake! Through her journey to capture Brother Wind, Mirandy learns something special - freedom and kindness.

Thru - Mar 13, 2011

Price: $15

Show Type: Childrens

Running Time: 50 mins with no intermission

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Mirandy And Brother Wind Reviews

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Washington Post - Highly Recommended

"...Developed with support from the National Endowment for the Arts, "Mirandy" kicks off an initiative in which Adventure Theatre will dramatize children's books about the African American experience. So far, the project has the wind in its sails."

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- Celia Wren

ShowBizRadio - Recommended

"...The lights, set, and impressive puppetry were all beautiful, fun, and full of clean details. The only complaint with the production was the sound. The background music was very loud and kept at a consistent level. For this reason, there were times when the music was unevenly balanced and over-powered the vocalists. It would be nice to see the same meticulous attention to detail in the sound that was paid to every other aspect of the production."

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- Jennifer Gusso

DCTheatreScene - Highly Recommended

Words can hardly express the wonder that Felicia Curry is actually in the title role. Pinch me, I must be dreaming. Known throughout the metro region for her commando-style vocal ability with notes that have hit plenty of rafters, she brings a bouncy playfulness to the character, a bonafide bundle of energy bursting at the seams.

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- Debbie Jackson

Mirandy And Brother Wind at Atlas Performing Arts Center