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SUMMARY:Sensory-Friendly Performance TIGGER! The Musical
DESCRIPTION:TIGGER! The Musical | May 7-23\, 2027 \nBased on the book\, “The House at Pooh corner” by A.A. Milne\nBook & Lyrics by Janet Stanford\nMusic & Additional Lyrics by Deborah Wicks La Puma \nThe Hundred Acre Wood enjoys a time of general calm. Everyone knows their place and function in the group and is satisfied with how things are. Christopher Robin is absent in mornings because he’s off being taught his Three R’s although none of his friends can really grasp what this entails. Kanga and Roo\, once newcomers themselves\, are now established members of the community. Rabbit continues to be bossy organizing search parties and people while Pooh and Piglet are their usual selves\, being pulled into other adventures or playing Poohsticks in which they race to see whose stick goes first in the water under the bridge. Eeyore continues sad and under-appreciated. Everyone is content in their roles\, that is until the unexpected arrival of a Tigger! TIGGER the Musical is a delightful musical tale about learning how to accept and appreciate newcomers to our community. \nSensory Friendly Performances\nOur Sensory Friendly Performances are theater experiences in which the environment and typical “rules of attendance” are relaxed. We strive to accommodate individuals with autism and developmental disabilities. \nAt all Sensory Friendly Performances\, enjoy high-quality entertainment in a safe and supportive sensory-friendly environment.\nPre-Visit Social Story provided\nDimmed house lights allow children and families to easily move around and exit the theatre\nBring your own snacks and drinks.\nLimited crowds with open seating to allow space between families\nReduced and consistent sound levels throughout the show Designated “Quiet Areas” to take a break\nWe allow the use of tablets and smartphones for communication.\nProvided Activity Guides at the performance\nGeneral Seating –  Select your preferred seats!\nFor more information\, please contact Danny Campos at marketing@growingstage.com  \nMore Info \nThis production is available for School Field Trips!
URL:https://growingstage.com/event/sensory-friendly-performance-tigger-the-musical-may9/
LOCATION:The Palace Theatre\, 7 Ledgewood Avenue\, Netcong\, NJ\, 07857\, United States
CATEGORIES:Main Stage Production,Sensory Friendly Performance
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SUMMARY:TIGGER! The Musical
DESCRIPTION:TIGGER! The Musical | May 7-23\, 2027 \nBased on the book\, “The House at Pooh corner” by A.A. Milne\nBook & Lyrics by Janet Stanford\nMusic & Additional Lyrics by Deborah Wicks La Puma \nThe Hundred Acre Wood enjoys a time of general calm. Everyone knows their place and function in the group and is satisfied with how things are. Christopher Robin is absent in mornings because he’s off being taught his Three R’s although none of his friends can really grasp what this entails. Kanga and Roo\, once newcomers themselves\, are now established members of the community. Rabbit continues to be bossy organizing search parties and people while Pooh and Piglet are their usual selves\, being pulled into other adventures or playing Poohsticks in which they race to see whose stick goes first in the water under the bridge. Eeyore continues sad and under-appreciated. Everyone is content in their roles\, that is until the unexpected arrival of a Tigger! TIGGER the Musical is a delightful musical tale about learning how to accept and appreciate newcomers to our community. \nThis production is available for School Field Trips!
URL:https://growingstage.com/event/tigger-the-musical-may15/
LOCATION:The Palace Theatre\, 7 Ledgewood Avenue\, Netcong\, NJ\, 07857\, United States
CATEGORIES:Main Stage Production
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://growingstage.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/TIGGER.jpg
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SUMMARY:TIGGER! The Musical
DESCRIPTION:TIGGER! The Musical | May 7-23\, 2027 \nBased on the book\, “The House at Pooh corner” by A.A. Milne\nBook & Lyrics by Janet Stanford\nMusic & Additional Lyrics by Deborah Wicks La Puma \nThe Hundred Acre Wood enjoys a time of general calm. Everyone knows their place and function in the group and is satisfied with how things are. Christopher Robin is absent in mornings because he’s off being taught his Three R’s although none of his friends can really grasp what this entails. Kanga and Roo\, once newcomers themselves\, are now established members of the community. Rabbit continues to be bossy organizing search parties and people while Pooh and Piglet are their usual selves\, being pulled into other adventures or playing Poohsticks in which they race to see whose stick goes first in the water under the bridge. Eeyore continues sad and under-appreciated. Everyone is content in their roles\, that is until the unexpected arrival of a Tigger! TIGGER the Musical is a delightful musical tale about learning how to accept and appreciate newcomers to our community. \nThis production is available for School Field Trips!
URL:https://growingstage.com/event/tigger-the-musical-may16/
LOCATION:The Palace Theatre\, 7 Ledgewood Avenue\, Netcong\, NJ\, 07857\, United States
CATEGORIES:Main Stage Production
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://growingstage.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/TIGGER.jpg
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SUMMARY:TIGGER! The Musical
DESCRIPTION:TIGGER! The Musical | May 7-23\, 2027 \nBased on the book\, “The House at Pooh corner” by A.A. Milne\nBook & Lyrics by Janet Stanford\nMusic & Additional Lyrics by Deborah Wicks La Puma \nThe Hundred Acre Wood enjoys a time of general calm. Everyone knows their place and function in the group and is satisfied with how things are. Christopher Robin is absent in mornings because he’s off being taught his Three R’s although none of his friends can really grasp what this entails. Kanga and Roo\, once newcomers themselves\, are now established members of the community. Rabbit continues to be bossy organizing search parties and people while Pooh and Piglet are their usual selves\, being pulled into other adventures or playing Poohsticks in which they race to see whose stick goes first in the water under the bridge. Eeyore continues sad and under-appreciated. Everyone is content in their roles\, that is until the unexpected arrival of a Tigger! TIGGER the Musical is a delightful musical tale about learning how to accept and appreciate newcomers to our community. \nThis production is available for School Field Trips!
URL:https://growingstage.com/event/tigger-the-musical-may22/
LOCATION:The Palace Theatre\, 7 Ledgewood Avenue\, Netcong\, NJ\, 07857\, United States
CATEGORIES:Main Stage Production
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SUMMARY:Closing Performance: TIGGER! The Musical
DESCRIPTION:Closing Performance: TIGGER! The Musical | May 7-23\, 2027\n\nBased on the book\, “The House at Pooh corner” by A.A. Milne\nBook & Lyrics by Janet Stanford\nMusic & Additional Lyrics by Deborah Wicks La Puma\n\nThe Hundred Acre Wood enjoys a time of general calm. Everyone knows their place and function in the group and is satisfied with how things are. Christopher Robin is absent in mornings because he’s off being taught his Three R’s although none of his friends can really grasp what this entails. Kanga and Roo\, once newcomers themselves\, are now established members of the community. Rabbit continues to be bossy organizing search parties and people while Pooh and Piglet are their usual selves\, being pulled into other adventures or playing Poohsticks in which they race to see whose stick goes first in the water under the bridge. Eeyore continues sad and under-appreciated. Everyone is content in their roles\, that is until the unexpected arrival of a Tigger! TIGGER the Musical is a delightful musical tale about learning how to accept and appreciate newcomers to our community.\n\nThis production is available for School Field Trips!
URL:https://growingstage.com/event/tigger-the-musical-may23/
LOCATION:The Palace Theatre\, 7 Ledgewood Avenue\, Netcong\, NJ\, 07857\, United States
CATEGORIES:Main Stage Production
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