Written by Dani Stoller
Based on based on the book by April Genevieve Tucholke
Directed by Patrick Flynn
Recommended for Ages 5 and up
From the acclaimed children’s book by April Genevieve Tucholke, Beatrice Likes the Dark is an imaginative production that blends magic, music, shadow play, and heartfelt storytelling in a celebration of curiosity, courage, and connection. When Beatrice casts a spell for endless darkness, she discovers that even the things we fear most can become beautiful when brought into the light. Overflowing with wonder, humor, and theatrical ingenuity, Beatrice Likes the Dark is a luminous reminder that families—and communities—shine brightest when every voice belongs.
"I was always somebody who thought spells and magic existed, and that magic is something that becomes stronger when we work together. I came across this book around the time that my goddaughter — I forget exactly what age she was — but when I found this book, it immediately made me think of her. My friends were starting to have children, and I thought, “God, it’s so magical what people’s bodies are doing, building these lives, and how brilliant these kids are.” It just tapped me into a different side of myself as a writer..."
Dani Stoller
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