Pirate Pete's Parrot
A children's musical from Secret Theatre about Pirate Pete, a lovable rogue on a mission to find his beloved runaway parrot, Polly.
... Read moreUpon setting out, Pete decides it can't hurt to pick up some buried treasure as well, to help make the month's rent. Armed with an endearing crew of misfits like Jolly Roger (the insufferably happy second mate) and Miroslav, the Czech mate (get it?), Pete embarks on a journey complete with songs, sword fights, and plenty of audience interaction.
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- 1 hour
- Open run
- The Secret Theatre (Queens)
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Reviews (11)
1 Critics' Review
"For a fun afternoon that both kids and adults will enjoy, head to the little Secret Theatre...The cast members have an infectious enthusiasm, and can be found chatting with the kids after the performance. Richard Mazda’s smart writing is entertaining for the whole audience, packed with fun alliterations and rhymes for the kids, and wordplay and pop-culture references for their parents." Full Review
10 Members' Reviews
See it if you like comedy.
Don't see it if you are not a fan of comedy
See it if You like bad children's theatre. Or if you are with a little boys and need to entertain them.
Don't see it if You're not a child, not with a child, and have taste.
See it if you have a child who is REALLY into pirates.
Don't see it if you don't want to see singing pirates.
See it if You're looking for a fun and entertaining adventure on the high seas
Don't see it if You don't want to leave Manhattan
See it if You have kids and want to bring them to a fun show
Don't see it if You're older than 15
See it if Awesome kiddie show.
Don't see it if You don't have kids.
See it if you like laughs, interactive moments and really funny shows
Don't see it if you are not actually breathing
See it if you have kids, like to interact with the actors, like lion comedians, like musicals
Don't see it if get sea-sick easily?
See it if You are with a young child.
Don't see it if You are an adult without a child to enjoy it.
See it if you are friends with one of the cast members and a VERY supportive friend.
Don't see it if outdated jokes are an issue; bad writing makes you and your kids wince; you want to inspire your kids to gain an appreciation for theatre.