Little Shakespeares

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Have you ever heard of a pastry machine that comes to life if it’s programmed to produce more than 45 doughnuts at a time? Or a dental procedure that turns the mouths of toothless grown-ups into wayward water fountains? How about a teacher from outer space who eats through his ears and drinks through his nose? These tall tales – all conceived by elementary school children – are exactly the types of outlandish scenarios that the Striking Viking Story Pirates, a one and a half year-old theater company, stages for its child-friendly vaudeville show. The company’s next run begins Saturday at the Arthur Seelen Theater at 250 W. 40th St.

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