Recent quote from patron:
“This is so phenomenal! I saw this at Radio City and this one is so much better…from costumes, to lighting to set! And for only $10!”

Background- Dora the Explorer Live: Dora's Pirate Adventure is a family-friendly show, that has been adapted from the episode of the popular Nickelodeon television program. The show is easy to follow and is well translated to the stage. The show glues the children to the seat. In addition, the show has got lots of interactive elements that makes it interesting not only for the children but even for the adults also.

In Dora's Pirate Adventure!, you will find the popular character Dora, Boots the Monkey her best buddy, and her other friends. All of them undertake an exciting trip to the Treasure Island. The kids will also get to see the cousin of Dora named, Diego who is an expert of nature and science. Since it is an interactive show, the audience gets the chance to help Dora and her friends over Singing Mountain, past the silly Singing Bridge and also help them confront the Pirate Piggies. The format of the show is full of challenges, puzzles and obstacles that both the audience and Dora must solve together so as to step up in the next challenge. Dora can speak fluently, both English and Spanish and this helps her to communicate with her friends to overcome the problems, to reach their desired goals. She also teaches some words and phrases to the audience which is useful to the audience to help them solve the puzzles and move ahead.

About the Author:

Chris Gifford is creator and executive producer of Nick Jr.'s hit preschool series Go, Diego, Go! He is also the creator and executive producer of preschool phenomenon Dora the Explorer. Gifford has written and composed music for the two Dora the Explorer live stage shows, Dora's Search for the City of Lost Toys and Dora's Pirate Adventure, and has written for Go, Diego, Go Live! The Great Jaguar Rescue, all of which have broken box office records.

Gifford joined Nickelodeon in 1989 as unit manager. He was soon promoted to production manager, Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite, where he worked on a number of productions including Family Double Dare, Think Fast, Total Panic, Hi Honey, I'm Home, and Outtahere. In 1991, he was named associate producer, and then producer of the hit series Clarissa Explains It All, where he oversaw the production of 52 episodes.

In 1995, Gifford served as executive in charge of development and production at Nick Jr., where he oversaw the development and production of Allegra's Window, The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss, The Busy World of Richard Scarry and the first season of Gullah Gullah Island. In 1998, he created, wrote, and produced the interstitial series "Abby's Friends." Prior to joining Nickelodeon, Gifford worked at the Children's Television Workshop as the unit manager for 3-2-1 Contact. He began his television career in 1980 playing the character Danny on the Peabody Award-winning children's show The Great Space Coaster. Gifford is a former educator with experience teaching both speech and drama to elementary and high school students. He holds a degree in theatre from Connecticut College.

All Seats: $10.00    •    Group Discounts Available

Sorry, children aged 2 or older only. No infants please, as they disturb others from enjoying the performance. Every child must enter with a purchased ticket.

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