A Touring Production
The Buddha Prince is a touring production, to be performed either in conjunction with the Dalai Lama's teaching visits; or independently, as a local, national or international peace-making event. Proceeds from each performance benefit the Tibetan people, as well as projects and organizations that are geared towards non-violence and human rights.
If you are interested in producing The Buddha Prince, please contact Markell Kiefer.
For information on the Dalai Lama's current teaching schedule, please go to www.tibet.com.
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Recent Performances
Central Park, New York City, NY
When:
September 4-7, 2009: Friday 5:30pm, Saturday, Sunday, Monday 2pm and 5:30pm
Where:
West 106th St. and Central Park West. Look for colorful Tibetan prayer flags and banners that will lead you to the reception area.
 Photo by Eric Melzer |
Directions:
Subways: Use the B or C line to 103rd Street
Bus: M10
For a map to our location visit MapQuest.com.
Tickets:
FREE, with a suggested donation.
Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, Chaska, MN
When:
September 10, 2009: 4:30pm
Where:
We will convene at the Snyder Terrace at 4:30pm.
Directions:
Here's a
map with directions.
Tickets:
The performance is included with your $9 (2 for 1) admission into the Arboretum.
Powderhorn Park, Minneapolis, MN
When:
September 17-21, 2009: Weekdays 5:30pm, Weekends 2pm and 5:30pm
Where:
Southside of Powderhorn Community Center, next to the parking lot. Look for colorful Tibetan prayer
flags and banners that will lead you to the reception area.
Directions:
The site is at the northwest corner of 15th Ave S and E 35th St.
For a map to our location visit
Google Maps.
Tickets:
FREE, with a suggested donation.
If You're Going
Come Prepared
The Buddha Prince is typically performed in the outdoors, where nature's
elements play an integral role. This requires that we all come prepared to
be outside. Wear appropriate shoes for walking up and down dirt paths and
on grass. A warm layer such as a sweater, sweatshirt or windbreaker is also
suggested. You may also want to bring along a portable chair, however keep
in mind that the play changes location every five to ten minutes.
Rain Plan
In most cases, we will not cancel due to rain. However, check
back for updated performance information. For updated weather information,
visit Weather.com.
Donations
Donations from past productions have gone to
the Tibetan Education Action,
The Tibet Fund, and
Tibet in Song,
Tibetan American Foundation of Minnesota and
the Tibetan Community of New York and New Jersey.