'Freckleface' returns

"Freckleface Strawberry," a tuner in line with the the kids book by Julianne Moore, will start a run in the MMAC Theater. "Freckleface Strawberry," the tuner in line with the children's book by Julianne Moore, will reopen in November in the MMAC Theater, the 199-chair venue that's area of the Manhattan Movement and Arts Focus on top of the West Side. New version of "Freckleface," which in fact had an early on run at " New World " Stages that opened up this year, reps a part of an attempt to show the MMAC Theater right into a family-theater destination, with two other kid-friendly shows, "Pinkalicious" and "The Astonishing Max and also the Box of Interesting Things," also playing in repetition in the venue. Rose Caiola, who co-authored and created "Freckleface" both at " New World " Stages and also at MMAC, is also the founder and professional director of MMAC. Tuner, with music and lyrics by Gary Kupper and book by Kupper and Caiola, is dependant on the very first of the items has turned into a number of three kids' books composed by Moore and illustrator LeUyen Pham. The 3rd, "Freckleface Strawberry: Close Friends Forever," was launched recently. "Freckleface" will have a non-traditional schedule of less compared to standard eight shows per week, staggering its curtain occasions using the other choices playing the venue. Show starts perfs November. 8. Contact Gordon Cox at gordon.cox@variety.com