Shows

A selfish prince is rude to the wrong peddler woman/powerful fairy in disguise, so she turns him into a beast! She gives him an enchanted rose and tells The Beast that he has to find someone who is willing to be his one true friend before the rose wilts or he will stay a beast forever. With the help of Belle, the nicest girl in town, and the audience maybe he can learn to be a friend in time to break the spell. A funny spin on a classic tale guaranteed to charm and amuse!

The poor Ugly Duckling can’t figure out who his real mom is or where he belongs. The audience joins the Duckling on a search for his real mom as they encounter one whacky farm animal after another. All is well that ends well, as the Duckling discovers who he REALLY is in this  favorite classic spring tale of discovery and growth. Full of fun audience interactions and silly bits, this one is a real crowd pleaser!

It’s Baby Bear’s first time home alone and wouldn’t you know someone breaks in looking for food and place to rest! You guessed it, it’s Goldilocks. But have no fear! Baby Bear has the situation well in hand and, with the help of the audience, does a great job teaching Goldilocks that it isn’t nice to break into your neighbors’ houses, even if they are bears. A hilarious adaptation of a well known favorite, fun for audiences young and old!

The Country Mouse and the City Mouse are cousins who are both sure that where they live, is the BEST place to live. So the each set out trying to convince the other to move. Hilarity ensues as the mice take turns trying to outdo the other until a silly adventure, along with some help from the audience, help them both to see that they were where they belonged all along!

Polly is a sheep herder, farmer and aspiring influencer who is trying to get more followers, but the sheparding life can be so boring. So Polly decides to create a little drama by telling a “little, tiny lie” about a vicious big, bad wolf. But when she meets the wolf, she realizes that he is not so big and not so bad and telling “little, tiny” lies can cause big problems. A modern, funny take on the classic tale sure to please audiences young and old!

Sarah’s father, the Miller, is so proud of his daughter that he can’t help bragging about her. That is all well and good, until his bragging turns into tall tales that get Sarah in trouble with a king that seems to think she can spin straw into gold! Luckily Sarah is helped out by a mysterious stranger, but what he wants in return is just too much. So Sarah and the audience have to set about finding out the stranger’s name in order to save the day. A fun show full of magic and fun audience interactions. A true crowd pleaser!

A young boy is tasked with bringing the flour home from the mill so that his mother can make her famous chicken pot pie for Thanksgiving dinner, but the silly North Wind blew it all away! Oh no! Thanksgiving will be ruined! The only way to save Thanksgiving is to try to get that flour back. So the boy travels to the North Wind and is rewarded with adventure, magic and treasure! Loads of interactive content make this fun adaptation of the Danish folktale engaging and enjoyable for all.

This Christmas adjacent tale involves familiar and new characters from the story of “Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer” and takes up the storyline of Herman, the Misfit Elf, as he tries to find his place in his world. With the help of Yukon Cornelia and the audience, Herman learns what it is to have and to be a friend, even with the most unlikely of beings. A fun, interactive and immersive show!