CINDY ELLE
Modern day musical adaptation of the classic tale of Cinderella. Fun, fabulous songs and lots of great roles for girls. Takes place in High School, Anytown, USA. Cindy plays the tuba, speaks French and gets straight A's. Evil Stepsisters are cheerleaders and Doris, the Evil Stepmother, makes Cindy do their homework so they don't get kicked off the cheerleading squad. Chris, (the prince) is the Captain of the Football team and searching for meaning in his life. Fairy Godmother is very hip and cool. Surprise ending. This play has been successfully produced by Arts West and Terrace Park School. Appeals to a wide variety of ages from 4th through 12th. Can accommodate up to 50 kids.
HOOD
Modern day musical adaptation of Robin Hood. Takes place in a bad neighborhood in Big City, USA. Rob is a dork and staying with his aunt. He is looking for a Boy Scout Troop or local church to join that will help him "assimilate himself into his new environment". His brand new best friend is Willie, a homeless kid with sticky fingers. Mrs. Tuck who runs the neighborhood convenience store, doesn't want to get involved. Rob's adversary is Knot and his gang of hoodlums who are worried that Rob's desire to clean up the street and put together a good doin' gang is gonna make Knot look bad. Two girl gangs, the Robbie Bobbie Babies (optional) and Rapper Baby Ruth and the Candy Girls are waiting to see who they are going to join up with but are intrigued with Rob's idea that "doin' good, feels good. Modern music including a rap number with strong appeal to kids. Lots of opportunities for dancing. Successfully produced at Terrace Park school. Appeals to a wide variety of ages from 4th through 12th. Can accommodate up to 50 kids.
THE LEGEND OF THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN
Musical adaptation of original story, takes place in 1465. The character of the Pied Piper is loosely based on Harold Hill from Music Man and travels from village to village with her lovely assistant Miss Hanna Schmidt selling musical instruments. They arrive in Hamelin and introduce the medieval kids there to the joys of music. They also discover the rat problem (kids play the rats) that has plagued Hamelin for some time now. The kids gladly tell their parents about Piper and set up a deal for Piper to get rid of the rats for which the parents agree to pay 50 pieces of gold. When the parents do not pay, the kids come up with the idea for the Piper to pipe them away and of course the parents pay to get their children back. Very fun lively closing number in 3 parts about keeping ones word and being responsible. Great history lesson for kids about the middle ages and they love the costumes. We can produce this play at your school and will bring costumes, sets and Piper. Successfully produced at Terrace Park School. Good for 4th through 9th. Can accommodate up to 50 kids.
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