Washington Irving's haunting classic.
The first story by an American to "go viral."
Master Storyteller,
Jonathan Kruk
performing in-person @ virtual
Dramatic solo shows
for Historic Hudson Valley,
regional theaters, libraries, colleges, churches, and schools
"Thrilling!" ~ Wall Street Journal Online
"Best Storyteller in the Hudson Valley" ~ Hudson Valley Magazine
“His spirited, candlelit one man show has become a fixture of Halloween" ~ The New York Times
Thank you friends and fans for supporting my "Legend of Sleepy Hollow" show though the pandemic!
Headless Horseman Villian's Song
from "The Adventures of Ichabod & Mr. Toad"
performed by Jonathan Kruk
and the Fox & Crow Company
HISTORIC HUDSON VALLEY
presents
"The Misadventures of
Ichabod Crane"
An Intriguing New Film by
Cruz-Dann Productions
Jonathan's "Legend" Performances
The Virtual Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Halloween - 8pm! $14.99
Live online from The Old Dutch Church,
Sleepy Hollow!
Jonathan’s signature story with an original score performed live by Jim Keyes
The Covid pandemic forced Historic Hudson Valley to cancel our traditional solo shows performed for audiences in the "Legend's" setting, The Old Dutch Church, Sleepy Hollow.
The Reformed Church of the Tarrytowns however will permit the filming and broadcasting from their "Old Dutch Church."
~ Jonathan in period garb will fully voice his dramatic telling of the "Headless Horseman of Sleeeepy Holl-loow."
~ Jim Keyes provides his original enchanting musical accompaniment.
~ The still sacred 1685 built Old Dutch Church, illumined, serves as the stage for this haunting classic.
~ Your group is cordially invited to take part live online.
SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES, GROUPS
Sign on for one of these dates
$290. per school or library.
The show will be filmed and broadcast on Jonathan's Legend of Sleepy Hollow FB page,
a "pay to view" you keep until Halloween!
First "Legend of Sleepy Hollow Show 1996
READ
"The Selling of Sleepy Hollow"
Inside the Headless Horseman industrial complex
by Molly Fitzpartick 10/13, 2019
Where the Headless Horseman Lost His Head
Exploring Washington Irving’s Hudson Valley Haunts NY Times Arts/Westchester by Susan Hodara
