2014 Season
The Reluctant Dragon
Adapted by Tom Poole and Jon Cranney: Music by Michael Koerner: Directed by Jeff McLaughlin
A child becomes fast friends with a kind and funny dragon on the edge of town. Then the people of the town find out about the dragon and send for St. George, a dragon slayer. All three become friends and find themselves in a quandary. George doesn’t want to fight the dragon and the dragon has no desire to fight George. A plan is hatched and a celebration results!
The Three Bully Goats Griff
by Patrick Rainville Dorn: Directed by Bob Simpson
With a tweak and a twist, the children's tale of the Billy Goats Gruff has become the perfect tool to teach elementary audiences about bullying. Billy, the smallest of the three goats decides to become a "bully goat." A group of good-doers and victims gangs together to teach Billy a lesson.
2013 Season
The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse
by Vicki Ireland: Directed by Molly Simpson
A country mouse, bored with rural life, is visited by his city cousin and learns he has inherited a large house. While there, the mice run into adventures, particularly when they encounter two tricky city mice. Exciting, irresistible, and feisty!
Two Dumb Dogs
by Edith Weiss: Directed by Molly Simpson
Ferdo and Floof are two not-very-bright-dogs – well, at least to some people. Constantly getting into trouble with their owner Roger, due mainly to their desire to break his rules, the two dogs decide to run away and seek fame and fortune on their own. Charming, adorable, and enchanting!
2012 Season
Tales of Hans Christian Anderson
adapted by Carolyn Lane; directed by: Molly Simpson
From an assortment of surprise packages comes four very special surprise gifts: The stories of The Tin Soldier, The Swineherd, The Ugly Duckling, and The Little Mermaid.
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Patchwork
by Carol Lauck; directed by: Molly Simpson
A group of fun fables and foibles come alive as each story is told with audience interaction and fast paced fun and laughter!
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2011 Season
Rumpelstiltskin
by Charlotte Chorpenning; directed by: Molly Simpson
A zany retelling of the classic story of Rumpelstiltskin.
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Hansel and Gretel
by William Glennon; directed by: Molly Simpson
A playful version of the the classic tale of Hansel and Gretel.
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2010 Season
The Absolutely Awesome Giant
by Bruce Shearer; directed by: Molly Simpson
Is he giant, or isn't he? Travel down the road with the awesome Giant to meet singing snails, a boxing beetle, and maybe even a monster or two.
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Pippi Longstocking
by Wesley Van Tassell, arranged and adapted from the stories of Astrid Lindgren; directed by: Molly Simpson
Meet Pippilotta Delicatessa Windowshade Mackrelmint Ephraim's Daughter Longstocking, the strongest girl in the world! smart, sassy, funny, and unique
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2009 Season
The Little Mermaid
by Sandra Fenichel Asher adapted from the story by Hans Christian Anderson; directed by: Molly Simpson
The classic story about a young mermaid willing to give up everything to gain the love of a human Prince comes alive with the help of the audience. Join the beautiful Mermaid, the Sea Witch, and Handsome Prince in an underwater adventure.
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Aladdin
by Robert Neil Porter, Music and Lyrics by Jack Petty; directed by: Molly Simpson
Adventurous, fun and engaging, Aladdin discovers a magic lamp and with the aid of a Genie, wins the hand of the Lovely Princess, But wait... not without trouble from the Evil Magician.
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2008 Season
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
adapted from the tale by the Brothers Grimm by Judith Baker Kase; directed by: Molly Simpson
Mirror, Mirror on the wall. Who's the fairest of them all? Is it Snow White? Is it the Evil Queen? Maybe it's one of the seven dwarfs! Join in the fun with the whole family to find out.
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Jack and the Bean Stalk
dramatized by William Glennon; directed by: Molly Simpson
FE FI FO FUM! This classic tale comes to life with rhymes, song, dance, magic beans and lots of audience participation. Join Jack, the Giant, and the Golden Harp for lots of fun...at any age.
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2007 Season
Bigger Than Life!
by Cynthia Mercati; directed by: Molly Simpson
Tall Tales, Folk Tales, Talking Tales...Whatever you call them, it's knee slappin', rip roarin' fun, as some of the best loved characters in American folklore come to life. Prepare to be amused, amazed, astounded and infinitely entertained with lots of music and audience participation. Corporate Sponsor: Brackett-Krennerich & Associates, Architects
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The Invention
by Brad Gromelski; directed by: Molly Simpson
Attempts to put together a toy machine by Joyo and her friends erupt into trouble when Kalibad shows up to ruin everything! The main character however, is the audience, who without their help, the toys will never get made.
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2006 Season
Nick Tickle, Fairy Tale Detective
by Steph Deferie; directed by: Molly Simpson
Join Nick as he sets out to locate the Mysterious Figure who's been pilfering all the props! He may require some help from the audience, but Nick Tickle is out to solve his toughest case ever. There's sure to be plenty of clever audience participation and lots of laughs for junior detectives and their grown-ups. This production is sponsored by Brackett-Krennerich & Associates, Architects.
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Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf
by Tom McCabe; directed by: Molly Simpson
Join us for this hilarious comedy which cleverly combines the tale of The Three Little Pigs and Little Red Riding Hood with a hungry wolf stuck between them! Children and adults will delight in the whirlwind antics of the three pigs, a French Canadian woodsman, and Cornelius B.B. Wolf, who might actually get something to eat, if he doesn't keep blowing things away.
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2005 Season
The Elves and the Shoemaker
directed by: Molly Simpson
The midnight magic of elves reverses the misfortune of a poor shoemaker and his wife. An upbeat whimsical romp of a fantasy that also holds a gentle message about the nature of kindness.
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Witches, Britches, Rings 'n Things
directed by: Molly Simpson
A patchwork of storytelling brings together some of our best fairytales including "The Three Sillies" and "The Billie Goats Gruff." Lots of audience participation and excitement from the beginning to end.
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2004 Season
Raggedy Ann & Andy
based on the Bobbs-Merril Book; written by Patricia Thackray; directed by: Molly Simpson
America's most enduring folk dolls come to life in a production that captures the imagination. This freewheeling romp combines an action packed plot and lively audience participation. An adventure for the child in all of us.
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Sleeping Beauty: The Hundred Year Adventure
by Linda Daugherty; directed by: Molly Simpson
Everyone will enjoy a slightly new take on this classic fairy tale in which the action moves back and forth in time over a hundred years. Delight in the twists of adventure, danger, and excitement...fun for the entire family.
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2003 Season
Peter Rabbit and Me
by Aurand Harris; directed by: Molly Simpson
A delightful joyous dramatization of Beatrix Potter's beloved "The Tale of Peter Rabbit." Filled with humor, adventure, colorful characters, and all the magic of children's theatre.
The Brave Little Tailor
by Aurand Harris; directed by: Molly Simpson
An utterly enchanting version of the Grimm fairy tale that proves that you do not have to be big to be strong!
Two silly ogres take on the little tailor with hilarious results and a very happy ending.
2002 Season
The Gingerbread Man
directed by: Molly Simpson
This well known, smart-talking cookie leaps off the pages and onto the stage in this action-packed, fun-filled production. Full of silly characters, funny puns,and slapstick comedy, it is guaranteed to leave the audience laughing and delighted.
The Ugly Duckling
by Karen Letts; directed by: Molly Simpson
A familiar tale emphasizing that real beauty comes from within and teaches a lesson while entertaining at the same time. Music, audience participation, and lots of fun and laughter are promised.
