Performed by Improv Playhouse

Revisit the whimsical, imaginative tale of a Prince from Outer Space, an Aviator stranded in a desert, and their emotional and everlasting bond. A beautifully theatrical exploration of love, loss, empathy, memory, and self-fulfillment, this story reminds us that, though there are many things that adults can teach children, there are quite a few more things that children may teach adults. So... when you look at a drawing, which do you see: the Hat or the Elephant Eaten by a Snake?
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Improv Playhouse's production is intended for families, and will precede the opening of Brushwood Center's next art exhibition, Vigilance: Learning from the Legacies of BIPOC Environmental Leaders.

If you require certain accommodations in order to observe or attend our events, or have questions regarding accessibility of our facilities, please contact our Director of Public Programs and Music, Parker Nelson, at pnelson@brushwoodcenter.org or at (224) 633-2424 ext. 1.