Moose Hall Theatre (MHTC) is a 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit company.  Our mandate is one of cultural inclusion.  Our aim is to provide performance opportunities for professional performing artists of various cultures and origins, particularly for those who would not otherwise have an opportunity to participate in contemporary or classical productions. (homepage music:  Knocks goe and come lyrics by William Shakespeare. Music Composed Arranged & performed by Luke St.Francis from ISF's Henry V (c) 2005)

11 years

of FREE Theatre & Music in Northern Manhattan Parks

 

INWOOD SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL

 

2010

THE SEASON OF GUNS & PROSES

Bring Your Blankets & We'll See You There! (TM)

 

June: THE COMEDY OF  ERRORS

 

July: TOMBSTONE - Saga of Americans - The West

 

CHILDREN'S CONCERTS in Inwood Hill Park Peninsula

June: The Witches Cat Who Lost Her Spells

July: The Unhappy Aardvark

featuring the Moose Hall Chamber Ensemble

Gil Dejean Musical Director

Now more than ever we need FREE professional theatre and music in the Park

And now more than ever, we need your financial support!

 In these uncertain timesbe sure to keep our nights

 STIMULATING

The core mission of MHTC is best expressed through our activities producing the Inwood Shakespeare Festival (ISF). In partnership with City of New York/Parks & Recreation, ISF provides free outdoor theatre in Inwood, which is located in the northernmost section of Manhattan. Utilizing the venue of Inwood’s beautiful parks, we will continue to showcase classical and contemporary theatre, dance and music for a culturally mixed population, many of whom are experiencing, live theatre for the first time.

MOOSE HALL THEATRE COMPANY

INWOOD SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL

25 INDIAN ROAD STUDIO #LA

NEW YORK, NY 10034

(212) 567-5255

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Inwood Shakespeare Festival is produced in partnership with:

  

City of New York/Parks & Recreation
 Michael R. Bloomberg, Mayor
Adrian Benepe, Commissioner

 
Inwood Shakespeare Festival  2009-2010 is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts and administered  by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council; the New York Department of Cultural Affairs, the City of New York/Parks & Recreation; the Office of Robert Jackson; the Office of Adriano Espaillat; the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation; Northern Manhattan Arts Association (NoMAA); JP Morgan Chase & Co.; the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Zone (UMEZ); the Puffin Foundation Ltd.; Columbia University Medical Center and Materials for the Arts.  Web site donated by BestWeb Corporation (1-877-777-BWEB).