Wakka Wakka Productions’ The Immortal Jellyfish Girl

FAMILY MATINEE

Wakka Wakka Productions’
The Immortal Jellyfish Girl

Saturday, March 8
3 p.m. in Stewart Theatre
Adults $25 | Youth $10

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revels in the extraordinary
– The New Yorker

Looking for an adventurous outing for your tweens and teens? This action-packed puppet play set in the year 2555 follows an orphan and a jellyfish girl who might just save us all. The stunning production by creative geniuses Wakka Wakka Productions soars through dimensions unconfined by time, gravity or biology.

Recommended for inquisitive minds ages 10 and up and their grown ups.

Accessibility

STROBING EFFECTS – While this production does not use strobe lighting, there are camera flashes and lights that blink.

NC State LIVE strives to make our programming accessible to everyone. If you have an access need or an accommodation request, please email Liza Green, associate director at lwgreen@ncsu.edu. Learn more about accessibility at NC State LIVE.

More Family Fun

In addition to post-apocalyptic puppets, don’t miss electroluminescent dinosaurs and dance with a giant robot!

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Artist-in-residence

Wakka Wakka will be in residence with NC State LIVE for the week of March 3-8. We’ll host a puppet making workshop and more! Check back soon for details.

More Wakka Wakka

Wakka Wakka will also be performing The Immortal Jellyfish Girl on Friday, March 7 at 7:30pm.

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It Takes a Village

NC State LIVE is supported in part by grants from the City of Raleigh based on recommendations of the Raleigh Arts Commission, South Arts in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts, and the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural & Cultural Resources.