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Featured Play
The Froggie Princess
by
R. Eugene
Jackson
CHILDREN'S COMEDY.
This
humorous adaptation of the classic fairy tale “The
Frog Prince” is easy to stage and features a host of
adorable puppets including a frog, a rose, and a
turtle. Nervous around girls, Marcus Baloopus
selects a frog to accompany him to his school’s Fire
Ant Festival, and by doing so, breaks a magical
spell, which transforms the frog back into a
beautiful princess and gives Marcus the confidence
needed to become the school’s Fire Ant King. |
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New Play
Rogues Along the River
by John
Donald O'Shea
MELODRAMA.
Phineas Fourberie, a villainous banker, has hatched
a plot to wed Mary Goodperson. However, Phineas’
plan gets mucked up when a couple of Shakespearean
actors arrive and concoct a scheme to con Phineas
out of his money. And to top if off, two river
folk arrive with their sights set on robbing the
bank. In the end, with all the drama,
double-dealing, and bad acting, there’s only one
thing left to do—join forces, start up a repertory
theatre, and perform melodramas. After all, there’s
already a resident villain, a virtuous heroine, a
charming curmudgeon, and a couple of river folk
ready to play the comedic roles! |
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