Yet already it's fall and my daughter is complaining because we haven't figured out our family Halloween costumes. I feel like summer just ended and school just started. We begin with a preview of the New Victory 2013-2014 season, including show recommendations for every age and stage, tips on how to save money on tickets, exclusive video from the upcoming productions and details about enriching programs that may be under your radar. Through a range of interactive educational activities like performance workshops and camps, post-show talk-backs and TXT Marks the Spot (a seriously cool high-tech scavenger hunt after select performances), the organization is raising the next generation of theatergoers and performing artists.Īs longtime fans, we here at Mommy Poppins are excited to announce our new partnership with the New Victory Theater, which brings our readers more access to its incredible lineup of shows, ticket discounts and two exclusive special events (stay tuned for details). But the New Victory is much more than just a place to go see a show.

And when I say families, I mean every single member: I find that I often enjoy the shows as much as my daughter because they're offbeat, thought-provoking and never dumbed down or condescending. Based in a beautiful and historic Off Broadway house, the nonprofit company produces a full season of eclectic works aimed at families. While there are lots of New York City theater troupes mounting productions for kids, there's one that consistently stands out: the New Victory Theater. (One of the exhausting perks of being a Mommy Poppins blogger!) Some are wonderful others, not so much (those are the shows I don't write about). My daughter and I see a mind-boggling number of kids' shows every year.

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