Performing Arts in Libraries (PALS)
What Do You Do with a Problem?
Friday May 14, 2027
Based on the NYT Best-Selling Book by Kobi Yamada
An Original Adaptation Presented by Studio Playground
Directed by Chris Stahl
Showtime
Friday May 14
5:00 p.m.
Location
Wanskuck Library
233 Veazie Street, Providence
Reservations
$10 Suggested Donation
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Funded by the Stoico/FIRSTFED Charitable Foundation and the City of Providence Department of Art, Culture & Tourism (ACT).
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Performing Arts in Libraries (PALS)
Friday May 14, 2027
What Do You Do with a Problem?
Based on the NYT Best-Selling Book by Kobi Yamada
Directed by Chris Stahl
Wanskuck Library, 233 Veazie Street, Providence, Rhode Island
Date/Time: Friday May 14th at 5:00 p.m.
Produced by Studio Playground in Partnership with Community Libraries of Providence (CLPVD) with Permission from Compendium Inc. Under the direction of Chris Stahl, students adapt a book into a play using physical acting and playful improvisation. Join Studio Playground for a performance for all ages!
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Performing Arts in Libraries (PALS) is funded by the Stoico/FIRSTFED Foundation and the Providence Department of Art, Culture & Tourism (ACT).