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Muppets Take Manhattan on the big screen!

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Regal Entertainment Group will host a very Muppet evening with “The Muppets Take Manhattan” and special guest speaker Roscoe Orman aka Gordon from “Sesame Street” to help support the charitable outreach of the non-profit Puppetry Arts.

After over 20 years “The Muppets Take Manhattan” will be on the big screen for one night only Thursday November 12 at 8pm at the Regal Cinemas Stadium 12 of Court Street, Brooklyn. In “The Muppets Take Manhattan” Kermit and the gang move to the Big Apple to bring their show “Manhattan Melodies” to the Broadway stage when Kermit goes missing!

Helping to celebrate this original 1984 movie with the classic Jim Henson Muppets this evening will have a pre-movie event welcoming the one and only “Sesame Street Dad” Roscoe Orman who will talk about his experiences as Gordon working with Jim Henson and the “Sesame Street Muppets.” There will also be movie-fun giveaways and a performance by the cast from the Puppetry Arts musical “Anthropomorphic” which will showcase this December 12 and 13 at the Court Street Regal Cinemas.

Supporting the community outreach of the Brooklyn-based organization, Regal Entertainment Group has partnered with Puppetry Arts for over 5 years, giving the charity a venue to accomplish it’s mission helping to make Puppetry Arts programs accessible to all communities.

It is the goal of Puppetry Arts to offer creative outlets and cultural exploration to all individuals through the multidisciplinary art of puppetry by providing a venue for emerging artists, innovative teachers, and community members to facilitate youth development, enrich family activity and otherwise engage and entertain the population.

For ticket info email me! info@puppetryarts.org
 

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ME: Why does all the good puppetry stuff happen in New York and not down here?

STEVE: I'M here! Remember?
 

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Honestly what's the big deal with New York anyway? Everything's always "New York this", "New York that"...what's wrong with the good ol' OLD YORK?
 

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Honestly what's the big deal with New York anyway? Everything's always "New York this", "New York that"...what's wrong with the good ol' OLD YORK?
Now that's the comedy!
 

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Honestly what's the big deal with New York anyway? Everything's always "New York this", "New York that"...what's wrong with the good ol' OLD YORK?
Well, you see, OLD York is British. It's unpatriotic. :attitude:
 

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Then how about Real Old York? Dead York? Bork Bork York?
 

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Sorry for being a dork. (Resumes eating pork with a spork)
 
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