2009-2010 Season
Fiction, Fantasy & Fun

 Alice in Wonderland
October 5 - November 13, 2009

This new adaptation of Alice brings a Wild Rabbit, a Cater-Piller and the Queen of Hearts together in a wonderland of colors and words. Alice and her friends supply lots of fun, playful energy, sweet music and clever word play on this trip through dreamland. Along the way, Alice discovers that a land without rules and logic is not really a Wonderland at all. A very "child-friendly" musical adaptation that is perfect for the whole family.

It’s the Holiday season and the North Pole is buzzing with excitement. Santa is about to pick a new leader for the sleigh team. There are so many talented reindeer. Who will win the most coveted spot on the team? Donor is the strongest, Comet is the fastest, Dancer never gets lost, but poor Rudolph only has a nose so bright. Come along with us as the Reindeer Games begin. A delightful new holiday musical.

Freedom Train
January 25- March 6, 2010

An inspiring tale of a family’s journey to freedom along the Underground Railroad through Texas into Mexico. This story of bravery and determination tells a bit of little known Texas history. A celebration of freedom set to rhythmic music. A Black History Month favorite that will delight all ages.

A roving reporter just happens to be in the forest looking for a breaking story when she stumbles upon what appears to be the TRUE story of the Tortoise and the Hare. Young Henrietta Hare is looking for someone to race and Grandpa G, the Tortoise, is happy to oblige.

A bilingual (Spanish/English) show about three brothers…one messy, one a daydreamer and the other always has a plan for the future. They are Pig Scouts, the pride of youthful swinedom, and they must set up camp to earn their merit badges. Now, who is that unfamiliar scout master who will be judging their work? It’s the Wolf, Big-Bad to be specific, that’s who!

This new, musical adaptation of the classic children’s story will incorporate music and movement to create an enchanted world of dancing cows, hysterical chickens, a singing harp, magical beans, and a Giant who lives in a castle in the sky. Well, poor Jack can't seem to do anything right. He sells the cow for beans, climbs the beanstalk, gets caught trying to steal the Giant's Golden Goose, and has trouble finding his way back home. By the end of this special tale, the cow is returned, the chicken learns how to lay golden eggs and the silly Giant teaches Jack a valuable lesson about dealing with others.