Babes In Toyland

With new, fresh music, this classic tale will wow your audiences, both young and old. The villainous Barnaby has fallen in love with sweet Mistress Mary Quite Contrary. If he can't buy her love, then he'll force her to marry him by threatening to foreclose on her mother, the poor Widow Piper. Mary already has her heart set on marrying Barnaby's nephew Alan—but not if Barnaby can help it! He hires two bumbling ruffians to do away with Alan, but Alan returns to Mother Goose Land amidst much rejoicing. Mary journeys to the mysterious Toyland through the dangerous Spider Forest. But wait! Barnaby hasn't given up, and he herds the whole gang of Mother Goose Land characters to Toyland in pursuit of Mary. There we encounter the magical mystery of Toyland as we meet the Master Toymaker and his quirky assistants Grumio and Marmaduke. This charming musical tale through the worlds of Mother Goose Land and Toyland will delight your audiences year-round.

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Bah, Humbug!

Come share the magic of this wonderful musical adaptation of everyone's favorite Christmas classic! Bill Francoeur's original music beautifully accompanies this uplifting retelling, enriched with ample female roles. "Bah, Humbug!" Ebenezer sings, dooming himself to visits from three Christmas spirits. With the first ghost, he sees his sister Fanny as they sing "One Last Christmas." Next, Scrooge is taken to the home of his employee, Beth Cratchit, where Tiny Tim sings "God Bless Us, Everyone." Finally, Scrooge watches as the entire town celebrates with "He's Dead and Buried!" Ebenezer's revelation that "Life Was Meant to Live" brings a heart-warming conclusion to Dickens' beloved tale. If desired, female roles can easily revert to traditional male roles.

This delightful, warm and moving Broadway hit was developed by Tony Award winning director Michael Bennett of A Chorus Line fame. Based on the T.V. special "The Queen of the Stardust Ballroom," it concerns a widowed grandmother who decides to start living again by going to the Stardust Ballroom. There she meets a mailman and falls in love again. But: a complication-- he's married. Naturally, this outrages one and all except the two lovers, who seem to have found life, and love, all over again. "It brings class to Broadway."-- N.Y. Post. "Flows with grace and glows with affect."-- Christian Science Monitor. "Ballroom is a major achievement in widening our understanding of the potential of musical theatre."-- Women's Wear Daily.

Based on a story in The Weekly World News, BAT BOY: THE MUSICAL is a musical comedy/horror show about a half boy/half bat creature who is discovered in a cave near Hope Falls, West Virginia. For lack of a better solution, the local sheriff brings Bat Boy to the home of the town veterinarian, Dr. Parker, where he is eventually accepted as a member of the family and taught to act like a "normal" boy by the veterinarian's wife, Meredith, and teenage daughter, Shelley. Bat Boy is happy with his new life, but when he naively tries to fit in with the narrow-minded people of Hope Falls, they turn on him, prodded by the machinations of Dr. Parker, who secretly despises Bat Boy. Shelley and Bat Boy, who have fallen in love, run away together from the ignorant townfolk and have a blissful coupling in the woods, but their happiness is shattered when Meredith arrives and reveals a secret. Soon the entire town arrives and hears the shocking story of Bat Boy's unholy origin.

An original love story by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Ben Elton, set in Ireland during the troubles and telling a tale of ordinary people in an extraordinary situation. The hopes and ambitions of friends in a football team are played out as they grow up and fall in and out of love - and in and out of trouble.

This Disney musical charmer, based on the 1991 animated film, concerns a strong-willed young woman who tries to break the spell that turned a handsome prince into a beast.