Auditions! - January 27 & 28th - 6:30-9:30pm

Honey McGee Theater, 313 Mulberry Street in Sherman

Directed by Ben Fuhr

Synopsis: Once upon a time in New York City, Tabitha and her brother Louis discover a box sitting in the hall of their apartment. Curious, Tabitha opens the box, allowing five imprisoned fairy tale villains to escape. Free at last, the dastardly villains begin to wreck the apartment, but when they discover that writing in Tabitha's notebook will give them control of other fictional characters, things really get dicey. Will Tabitha harness the power of her storytelling? Or will the fairy tale villains run wild in New York? A clever comedy that demonstrates the importance of villains in every story.

Character Descriptions:

Tabitha:

A bright girl who loves to write stories. She is charming as well as a bit high strung. Louis’ younger sister.

Louis:

Tabitha’s older brother. He loves soccer and his video games.

Wolf:

The big-bad from Little Red Riding Hood. The Wolf is constantly hungry. He is an utter glutton.

Rumple:

THE RUMPLESTILTSKIN, he can’t understand how everyone knows his name. Angry to the core, he is given to childish tantrums and off the wall outbursts.

Fairy:

Fairy is the 13th fairy from Sleeping Beauty. She is very jealous, insecure, but has a cute and clumsy side.

Witch:

Hansel and Gretel’s witch who lures children to her candy cottage. A leader, she is an angry and ferocious dictator.

Angella and Beautella:

Two characters from one of the stories written by Tabitha. They are the most loving sisters on the planet. Good to the bone, they love to sing, dance, and braid each other’s hair.

Esperella:

Another one of Tabitha’s creations, she kind and gracious mother of Angella and Beautella.

Zeus:

God of all Gods. Imposing, terrifying, intimidating, all knowing and powerful, yet maybe too much for his own good and that of others. (Possibly double cast role or possible voice over, TBD.)

Reporter, TV News Reporter:

Traditional TV News reporter. (May be double cast.)

Translator:

Helps to translate foreign languages at the beginning of the story. (May be double cast.)

Children:

Various children that are scared by the fairy tale characters. (May be doubled, TBD.)