October
17-20

TECO Theater at the Straz
Center

Regularly priced tickets
start at $20

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Tampa, Fla. – The Straz
Center’s Patel Conservatory will present Charlotte’s Web
October 17-20

in the Straz Center for the Performing
Art’s TECO Theater.

Named the “best American children’s book of the past 200 years” by the
Children’s Literature Association,

the masterpiece of Charlotte’s
Web is brought to life by Patel
Conservatory students ages seven to 17.

This beloved theatrical presentation tells the story of Wilbur, the
irresistible young pig who desperately

wants to avoid the butcher, and an extraordinary spider, Charlotte, who
proves to be “a true friend and

a good writer.”

Wilbur and Charlotte are joined by
a cast of memorable characters in this beautiful play, directed by Sarah

Berland, about friendship.

Charlotte’s Web will be presented in TECO Theater October 17-20. Performances
are

Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m., Saturday
at 10 a.m. (relaxed performance) and 2 p.m. and Sunday at 1 and

4 p.m. Regularly priced tickets
start at $20 and may be purchased by calling 813.229.STAR (7827) or

800.955.1045 outside Tampa Bay,
in person at the Straz Center Ticket Office or online at www.strazcenter.org.

Handling fees will apply.

More information about the Patel Conservatory is available
by calling 813.222.1040 and at www.patelconservatory.org. The accredited Patel
Conservatory offers summer camps and classes in dance, music and theater for
students of all ages and experience levels. Each year, the Patel Conservatory
and the Straz Center’s arts education programs enrich the lives of more than 50,000
students in our classrooms, on our stages and through the community. 

Events, days, dates, times and prices are subject to
change without notice.

The David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts
and its programs are funded in part by the City of Tampa; the Hillsborough
County Board of County Commissioners; the Tourist Development Council/Hillsborough
County; the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural
Affairs;

and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture. This Patel Conservatory program is supported in-part by the
Triad Foundation and The DeBartolo Family Foundation.

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