MUSICALS FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES
CLEMENTINE THE MUSICAL
Adapted from the book series by Sara Pennypacker
Book by Catherine Bush
Clementine is having “not so good of a week” — but this spunky eight-year-old doesn’t let her daily visits to the principal’s office get her down! Join America’s favorite curly-haired carrot-top as she navigates the hilarious waters of friendship, family, school and mischief on an epic third-grade adventure you’ll never forget.
THE FANTASTICAL DANGEROUS JOURNEY OF Q
Book and Lyrics by Ric Averill
Q, an upper elementary student struggling with gender and identity issues, faces the daily difficulties of preoccupied parents, bullying peers, and communication with challenging teachers... but with a bag of tricks shared by Q's neighbor Nix, everyday objects grow and are endowed with powers that allow Q to face larger than life threats head on.
FROSTY
Book and Lyrics by Catherine Bush
A young orphan named Billy discovers magic in a stolen hat when he places it on a snowman’s head and that snowman comes to life! But can Frosty the snowman help Billy find his real family in time for Christmas? Join Billy and Frosty as they embark on a New York City adventure filled with thrills and chills and the discovery that the real magic of Christmas is Love.
OLD TURTLE AND THE BROKEN TRUTH
Adapted from the book by Douglas Wood
Book by Catherine Bush
A truth falls like a star from the sky and breaks into two pieces. When the Villagers find only part of it, it causes so many problems that Little One decides to go find the rest of the truth. With the help of wise Old Turtle, Crow and a whole slew of animal friends, Little One is able to mend the broken truth, creating a better world for everyone. This new musical adaption celebrates understanding, friendship and love.
JINGLE ALL THE WAY
Book and Lyrics by Catherine Bush
It’s not easy being the twin brother of Santa’s #1 Helper–and no one knows that better than Jangle the Elf. No matter what job Jangle is assigned to in Santa’s Workshop, his sister Jingle can do it faster and better. Then a letter arrives for Santa at the North Pole, a letter requiring a Top Priority Gift. The trouble is no one–including Jingle–knows how to make it. Will Jangle be able to save the day–and Christmas?
