The Ohmies will be joining the lineup of some the greatest musicians in children’s entertainment at Kindiefest 2013 in Brooklyn. The Ohmies will hit the stage at BAM on Saturday, April 27th spreading laughter and friendship to all attendees!

The Off Broadway Alliance, the organization of Off Broadway producers, theaters, general managers, press agents and marketing firms, has announced the nominees of the 2nd Annual Off Broadway Alliance Awards, honoring commercial and not-for-profit Off Broadway productions that opened during the 2011-2012 season.

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Recently, my son and I had the opportunity to see The Ohmies at The Peter Jay Sharp Theater on West 42nd Street between 9th and 10th Avenue. And, boy did we have a great time!

Written by Carol Cain at nycitymama.com

“The kids had no clue, but as I sat in the row of seats and watched my kids do the downward dog through play participation, I couldn’t help but realize how brilliant this show really is.”

 Posted by Nikki @ Mommy Factor 

“For my son (and me) being able to interact with the story and characters was one of the best parts.”

NY Metro Parents
by Griffin Miller

“Interactive musical performers The Ohmies invite kids to “dance, stretch, and giggle” their way to the front of the stage for an exciting new act, “The Ohmies: Morning Wish Garden!” Through a fun combination of dancing, yoga poses, and tumbling, kids can help The Ohmies coax Mr. Sun to come out so their garden of wishes may grow.”

Out With The Kids
by Jeff

“The Ohmies Morning Wish Garden is a unique musical where toddlers are not only allowed to wiggle, slide, bounce and test the personal space of those around them – they’re encouraged to!”

The Examiner
by Danielle Zanzarov

“The Ohmies gets kids moving. There is no other show in the city where you will see all of the children engaged in the show as they sing, dance, stretch, and laugh as they participate from their spaces on fitness mats in front of the stage.”

Time Out New York Kids
by Raven Snook

“Cocreators Laurie Miller and Ben Tollefson have a background in children’s television (their credits include gigs with Noggin’s Oobie and PBS Kids’ Word World). Clearly they hope the Ohmies will be the next big brand. Judging from how engaged the kids were, they just may be.”