There is so much great family-friendly art to experience, and you are sure to find a new show or exhibition or festival that you won’t want to miss.
Moisture Festival
With roots in 19th-century English music halls, Moisture Festival’s programs present acts showcasing comedy and live music. Shows are designed to be family-friendly. Shows beginning at 7:30 pm are suitable for all ages. To get the full experience, families can attend a tea party in Broadway Performance Hall.
$45 for adults, $32 for children.
Broadway Performance Hall, Seattle
The Jungle Book
With one-hour runtime, this International Ballet Theatre production is a perfect introduction for younger children to the art form of ballet. Based on the book by Kipling and filled with animal characters created by other kids, “The Jungle Book” is specifically designed to inspire children to see the beauty in dance without adopting any outdated ideas.
$45 per person, $33 for children younger than 12.
Meydenbauer Theatre, Bellevue
Harold and Purple Crayon
The Pacific Northwest Ballet’s (PNB) premiere (首演) of this an-hour-long, narrated production features PNB School students. It is the perfect introduction to ballet for the very young, as Harold draws and dances through a landscape full of wonder and energy. Although the performance is for kids, parents will enjoy the music of Andrew Bird and the dance of Robyn Mineko Williams.
$15-$67.
McCaw Hall, Seattle
Seattle International Dance Festival
The Seattle International Dance Festival Winter Mini Festival presents two weekends of contemporary dance performances, with different works each weekend. Hosted by the local Khambatta Dance Company, the festival will also feature new works from Newport Contemporary Ballet of Rhode Island and Olympia Ballet Theatre. It’s a program so eclectic (兼收并蓄的) that everyone will find something to love.
$25 single tickets, $18 for students.
Erickson Theater, Seattle
【小题1】Which festival presents live music?| A．Moisture Festival. | B．The Jungle Book. |
| C．Harold and Purple Crayon. | D．Seattle International Dance Festival. |
| A．Being about famous books. |
| B．Showing the most original ideas. |
| C．Lasting the same duration of time. |
| D．Allowing visitors to perform ballet. |
| A．It is mainly fit for young people. | B．Its contents are rather humorous. |
| C．It teaches people to learn ballet. | D．It will present some latest works. |
