Saturday, April 6, 2013 - 10:30am

Furry Tails with a Twist

3 Blind Mice Productions

Follow the adventures of Sam and Alex, two bumbling actors trying desperately to present a few of the world's most beloved fairy tales. Unfortunately, their script becomes seriously scrambled and they perform GoldiSOCKS and the Three WOLVES, the Three Billy TROLLS Gruff, and The Three Little BEARS, who end up battling the Big Bad BILLY GOAT to delay the decimation of their domiciles. In addition to entertaining with humor, slapstick, and charm, Sam and Alex also guide the audience through the creative world of story structure, writing vocabulary, and theatrical staging. It takes the whole audience to set the stories straight for Sam and Alex. In the end both the actors and the audience have learned creative tale-telling through these Furry Tails...er...Fairy Tales.

Saturday, April 13, 2013 - 10:30am

The Trial of Goldilocks

Teen Tour Theatre

Guilty or innocent? Was the young girl a selfish spoiled brat intruding where she didn’t belong? Or was she the victim of three conniving bears in the woods? In Rhyme mime and mirth this piece presents the familiar fairy tale from three different points of view, the traditional, the bears and Goldilocks.

Saturday, May 4, 2013 - 10:30am

Red vs the Wolf

Children’s Theatre

Red vs the Wolf re-tells the story of Little Red Riding Hood, but from the Wolf's point of view.  The Wolf is upset because he is known the world over as a bad guy, but he really is kind, sensitive, and thoughtful.  After refreshing the audience's memory regarding the "traditional" rendition of Red Riding Hood, the Wolf tells it like it really happened.  He exposes Red, and reveals his plan with Granny to teach Red a lesson.  Hopefully, the audience will see his side of the story, realize there are two sides to everything, and learn a lesson in humility and understanding in this fun play.

Saturday, May 11, 2013 - 10:30am

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

3 Blind Mice Productions

The children in the audience take on roles and become a forest, the dwarfs, and even participate as part of the stage crew in putting together the sets.  Every youthful member of the audience actually becomes part of the play.