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Alice in Wonderland

Take a mad, musical romp through Wonderland with this original Gerry Cullity musical, adapted from the whimsical tale by Lewis Carroll. A tumble down a rabbit's hole leads Alice to a curious playground filled with fantastic characters like a grinning Cheshire Cat, an eccentric Mad Hatter, the rapping duo of Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum and, of course, the bossy Queen of Hearts! Parents love sharing this childhood story-turned-musical with their children.

Alice's Dream

Ask Dorothy

Ask Dorothy

A Paper Doll Musical! Dorothy is a paper doll living in Paperville, USA, offering romantic advice on the radio, but tongue-tied when she encounters love in the real world. 

Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show

"Welcome to a walk through history" Buffalo Bill Cody sings in the opening scene of this rollicking musical about the renowned touring show which featured such famous western heroes as Wild Bill Hickock, Calamity Jane, Annie Oakley, and Sitting Bull. This is also the story of a town in Virginia which is visited by the Show, a young man who wants to become a famous trick rider, the young girl who loves him, the town’s mayor, and the N.A.G.S. (Neighbors Against Gross Savagery) who protest the show- all in a seamless mix of entertaining fiction and historical accuracy. Finally, it’s a story about dreamers and lost dreams. The songs include styles from old timey western to classic Broadway balladry. The cast includes many fun cameos and can be modified for as few as 30 or as many as you like. There is a single uncomplicated set that can be decorated in various ways.

The Butterfly's Day

Learning that everything you do matters is one of the heartwarming lessons of this inspiring musical tale about a butterfly, given just one day to find a purpose for her life and break a Gypsy Moth spell that banishes butterflies from nature forever. In this uplifting story, which evokes the youthful spirit of Peter Pan, the Butterfly finds a way to make her life meaningful and in the process discovers that her choices in life make a difference. It’s a magical garden tale, sure to enchant children of all ages.

Cinderella: A Ragtime Musical

An Italian Cinderella who lives in New York. A prince charming who is actually an offbeat artist. And the famous tale told through the music of ragtime. This is Gerry Cullity’s innovative adaptation of Cinderella. This magical tale of hope and love charms audiences as they realize that fairy tales really do come true. Memories of this musical are guaranteed to last beyond the stroke of midnight.

Cinderella and the Fairy Godmother’s Spell

Cinderella and the Fairy Godmother’s Spell

The familiar story of Cinderella gets a twist when Cinderella herself is responsible for her transformation from victim of her step-family to victorious young lady.

Class of '77

Class of '77

A New Australian Musical!

CSI: Neverland

CSI: Neverland

Murk and Tinker, passionate Fairy Forensics Officers, investigate the mysterious murder of Peter Pantaloon's shadow in this marvelous merger of comedic mayhem that goes behind the scenes, CSI-style, to solve the mystery of Peter’s shadow.

Day One

Dodge

Drop Dead, Juliet!

Drop Dead, Juliet!

Juliet has had enough! Enough with the poison, enough with the stabbing, and especially enough with the dying. She wants a new story and she wants it now. More parts for girls! More romance! Less death! Romeo and Juliet will never be the same - or will it? Not everyone's so keen on the changes. And why is Romeo sneaking off with Rosaline? 

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Drum Taps

Have You Heard?

I Hate Christmas

When kids from a group home for unwanted children send Santa a letter stating "I Hate Christmas," two of Santa's elves, Rolly and Dingo, must save the day for these forgotten children.

In the Kingdom of the Clouds

Mad Max meets Cirque du Soleil in this lyrical rock opera by Gerry Cullity. In a war-ravaged Earth of the future, the children have lost their spirit and their ability to imagine. Therefore, they can no longer visualize the clouds as familiar images when they look to the sky. However, the Clouds help to make choices that restore the hope for Earth and its children. The children once again see the clouds taking on shapes, and the promise for a better tomorrow is fulfilled.

The Last Leprechaun

With songs reflecting the spirit of the Emerald Isle, "The Last Leprechaun" is the story of the only leprechaun left on earth, accidentally left behind when the other leprechauns went to live in a secret magical place beneath the earth. But this leprechaun is not exactly alone- he's being chased by a gang of angry fairies who had been denied access to the underworld, as well as a greedy Irishman who plans to make his fortune by capturing the leprechaun and his gold. Molly O'Brien, a young American girl visiting her relatives in Ireland, helps the leprechaun reunite with his friends and family. In the process, Molly and her magical friends help to save the people and economic woes of a small town in Ireland.

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

A musical based on the Washington Irving legend with Ichabod Crane, Katrina Van Tassell, Brom Bones and, of course, the Headless Horseman. Narrated by the ghostly Woman in White, who claims to be one of the Headless Horseman's victims.

The Little Witch of Wichita

The Little Witch of Wichita

Something's brewing in Oakwitch Gardens where witches and warlocks gather every year for the Halloween Happening. All must bring an ingredient for Witch Hazel’s traditional Halloween brew but when Katrina, the Little Witch of Wichita, arrives without her active ingredient, the Enchanted Forest will never be the same again. A positively spooky new musical for youth theatres.

The Littlest Witch

The Littlest Witch

I smell something troublesome!
The Littlest Witch is a family musical about a mischievous little Witch who mixes up her holiday with every other season but her own. Eventually, she learns her lesson not to play tricks on anyone until it's her own special holiday, Halloween. Written by brother/sister team Tony Jerris and Corinne Aquilina, the musical can be performed with a cast of ten or less with orchestrations for five or less.

Luann: Scenes in a Teen's Life

Luann: Scenes in a Teen's Life

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Miracle in Mudville

Mye and the Sandpeople

Mye and the Sandpeople

Mye of Tantamee, a young storyteller in search of inspiration, wanders into the wacky land of Yarbankian and the fun begins. From the opening scene to the dance marathon at the end, audience members of all ages are swept along by magic, music and mayhem. A fantastical original fairy tale that reaches out to both deaf and hearing children with a wonderful tribute to Lewis Carroll. “Prepare yourself for a really magical experience!” —Pat Marotta, Bridge Players, NJ

The Nutcracker and the Mouse King

An Award Winning CHRISTMAS MUSICAL featuring the melodies of Tchaikovsky and based primarily on Tchaikovsky’s ballet. This play also reaches back to include the storyline from the original E. T. A. Hoffman book explaining how the Prince was long ago turned into the Nutcracker who later magically saves Clara from the evil Mouse King. The songs utilize Tchaikovsky’s melodies, modifying them only to the extent necessary to make them easily singable. The story is told in two distinct acts, offering the choice of having a large cast or, by doubling, having the actors from Act I reappear as other characters in Act II.

PAINT!

PAINT!

This colorful, comedic tale, complete with a singing Fish and dancing Cow, paints the story of young painter Marc Chagall’s quest to be an artist. Through fanciful biographical scenes where he must get permission from his parents and extended family, his childhood journey to art school artfully, playfully, comes to life.  

When MARC discovers color, he begins to dream of being an artist. But PAPA says that painting’s not a profession for Jewish boys. He should be a fishmonger like his PAPA. His beloved moo-se, COW, suggests they go to school to see if MARC can find his colors. PROFESSOR CHICKEN explains how Math correlates with Art. MARC learns the connection between art and math, and so the CHICKEN gives him yellow. The duo return from Shabbat dinner to find that MAMA understands MARC’s desire, but she wants a better life for him. She encourages him to see UNCLE N, the family sage, who greets them on the city rooftop, playing the violin disparagingly. He reminds Marc that painting human faces is forbidden. When MARC  draws his UNCLE surrealistically,he discovers that if he paints human bodies with animal faces he may not be going against his religion, so he is reunited with the color red. The family gathers to grant MARC permission to see Yehuda PONY, the art teacher, who announces that Marc has talent Since MARC learned how to integrate his passion with his religion, the Chagall family supports MARC in his dream to pursue his art. (“Painting!) 

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Prince Ugly

Prince Ugly

What is a real friend? Poor Prince William is the ugliest child in the world, and the curse can only be broken when he makes a real friend.

The Reluctant Dragon

Set in the medieval fairy tale village of Tea ‘N’ Crumpet, little Joey sets off to find a dragon that has been terrorizing the countryside. What he finds instead is a sweet old dragon (named Dennis D. Dragon) and three young dancing dragonettes, who he quickly befriends. It’s up to Joey to save the dragons from the evil Mayoress and her dragon-slaying knight. Loosely adapted from Kenneth Grahame’s children’s book, this musical is campy fun for the entire family.

Shout: An A Cappella Musical for Schools

Shout: An A Cappella Musical for Schools

Shout is unique! Every song is performed a cappella. No bands or music tracks are needed. Background music is supplied by an onstage Vocal Orchestra. There are parts for all singing levels. The book, written by award-winning playwright Lindsay Price, is poignant and uplifting. Add a rich and soaring vocal score by Kristin Gauthier and your audience will be still Shout!-ing for more long after the curtain drops. 

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Six Characters in Search of a Life

When a children's theatre director tries to produce a series of classic fairy tales, some forgotten characters, such as the 8th and oversized dwarf, and Cinderella's sweet and friendly step-sister, demand their time in the spotlight.

The Snow Queen

This heartwarming musical adaptation by Gerry Cullity, based on the beloved classic from Hans Christian Andersen, captivates audiences as they journey with two young friends, Gerta and Kay, across a shimmering dreamscape of ice and snow. The Snow Queen is a fascinating tale of sadness, redemption, and the power of love that is sure to inspire the entire family with the joy of the Holiday Season.

The Snow White Princess

Southwest Tails

When a family sets out to see America, they mistakenly leave behind their lovable puppy, Casey, at a rest stop in Arizona. Join Casey as she comes across Pepé, a Mexican prairie dog, and experiences the mystery and magic of the Arizona desert. As Pepé guides Casey along her journey, she learns all about Southwestern culture, traditions, and folklore. With the help of her newfound friends, Casey comes to realize that home is where the heart is.

Tales of the Windship

The Ugly Duckling

Audiences will delight in Gerry Cullity’s touching musical take on the celebrated story of an Ugly Duckling, whose peculiar appearance instantly triggers taunting from the beautiful Meadow Ducks. With the guidance of a wise Eagle and the unconditional love of her Mother, the Ugly Duckling realizes her inner beauty and also finds love and friendship in the most unlikely places. This poignant tale, which heralds a message of acceptance, tugs at the heart with its stirring view of the impenetrable bond that a mother and her child share.

The Wizard of Oz (a modernized version)

In the last one hundred years, many versions of the original L. Frank Baum story have appeared as plays, musicals, movies, and spin offs. This version adds to the tradition a musical that is entertaining to kids of this generation- not only for those who see it, but for those who perform in it. It touches on issues such as technology, self esteem, and youthful restlessness. The Scarecrow is a very clever young man who happens to have a learning disability, specifically, he can’t read. The Tin Man is a robot who aspires to be more like a real human. The Lion is not really a lion at all, but becomes one in his heart by proving his bravery. The Wizard is an inventor stuck in Oz when he impulsively tries out his alternate universe machine on himself. And Dorothy is a dissatisfied teenager who’s not sure what she wants in life. The songs are modern rock styles and lend themselves to contemporary dance moves.