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"DTC IS EXCITED TO PARTNER WITH FIRST STATE CHILDREN'S THEATER AND TO BRING
OUR AUDIENCES FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT THIS SEASON!" ~ Anne Marie
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FIRST STATE CHILDREN'S THEATER'S PRODUCTIONS OF

N.C. Wyeth, Treasure Island, Endpaper. Collection of the Brandywine River Museum. Purchased in memory of Hope Montgomery Scott, 1997.

by Robert Louis Stevenson
adapted for the stage by Linus Speary

The unforgettable story of young Jim Hawkins,  son of an innkeeper in 18th century England, who finds himself on a race across the high seas with a band of mutineers in search of a secret buried treasure. Pirates, peril, and pieces of eight awaits all who seek the lost bounty of Captain Flint. This adaptation by the First State Children’s Theater of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale is an adventure for the whole family.  Best enjoyed by ages 6 and up.

CHARLES DICKENS'

A LIVE RADIO BROADCAST

MONDAY, DEC. 18, 2006

Be part of the live radio audience as the First State Children's Theater presents its third annual radio broadcast production of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol.  Live from DTC's stage, this one night only radio event with professional actors, live music, and live sound effects will be broadcast on WVUD 91.3 FM.  The whole family is invited to share in this unforgettable holiday tradition.

Tickets:
Adults, $8.00
Children, $6.50