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鶹ƵStage Presents Award-Winning Children’s Show ‘Doodle POP’

Monday, April 25, 2022, By Joanna Penalva
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doodle pop actors on stageFrom South Korea to Syracuse, the sensational has delighted young audiences with the amazing show “Doodle POP,” which arrives at 鶹ƵStage for four performances May 4 (10 a.m. and 5 p.m.) and May 5 (9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.). Tickets may be purchased at or by calling the Box Office at 315.443.3275.

Appropriate for ages 3+, “Doodle POP” is a touching and playful non-verbal show that uses music and sound effects performed live, along with stunning interactive screen projections and live whiteboard drawings to create an imaginative world.

Two engaging characters named Woogie and Boogie start to doodle and introduce a tiny turtle who must find its way back to the sea. So begins an interactive adventure that will spark the imaginations of young audiences.

Stage’s Director of Community Engagement and Education Joann Yarrow and Associate Director of Education Kate Laissle saw “Doodle POP” as part of the International Performing Arts for Youth Festival in Philadelphia and immediately wanted to bring it to Syracuse. “Doodle Pop is so much fun for all,” says Yarrow.

Based in Seoul, South Korea, the BRUSH Theatre performs worldwide and has garnered awards at international festivals such as the Edinburgh Fringe. The company is dedicated to creating quality theater for young audiences in order to inspire children to enrich their daily lives with art. This is the company’s first appearance in Central New York.

“We’ve wanted to expand our family programming, and this fun show launches what we hope is more unique programming for kids and for kids at heart,” says Hupp.

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