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| A group of present-day youngsters decide
to make up the fairy tale story of King Felix
and Queen Sophia from the Kingdom of Winkelstein.
The play is enacted through the eyes of two
of them (Clare and Tim). Their roles are intertwined
with the fairy tale throughout the play as
they develop their own story. Complete with
a wicked witch, a cast of over 40 and opportunities
for free-form, interpretive dances. |
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| Starblaze (4m,
3f, 1m/f + support + chorus) 50 mins |
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| Set in the future. Aboard their space ship
Vigilant, the female Space Pirates have captured
the evil dictator Odium. Later they are forced
to land on a dark and strange planet called
Zodark and encounter some Misunderstood Monsters.
Features Rock 'n' Roll music, large chorus
songs and solo ballads. |
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| The Fang Gang
(4m, 5f+ support + chorus) 50 mins |
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| Written by BAFTA award winning writer
Roy Apps and composer Christopher Wortley.
When Jonathan Leech is sent to stay with his
grandad, he discovers to his horror that grandad
is a vampire (albeit not a very successful
one). Before he knows it, Jonathan is invited
to join the Fang Gang, a gruesome collection
of young ghouls, werewolves, zombies and vampires.
At first, Jonathan resists, but soon he embarks
on an exhilarating, funny and touching journey
of self-discovery. With a large cast that
includes young vampires and ghouls - not to
mention a headless teacher - this fun-packed
musical will have prospective spooks shivering
with delight. |
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| Valley of the Voodons has a conservationist
theme and is set on a distant planet, where
the people of Zandrus are plagued by periodic
attacks from the evil Voodons. Queen Fara
is retiring in favour of her daughter Princess
Kimnos, to the fury of her son Prince Dronos
- a lazy fellow who prefers to surf with his
friends. The Voodons attack the city and capture
Princess Kimnos and Prince Dronos. In Voodon
Valley, the creatures, in cohorts with a land
despoiler Baron Wastes, are constructing a
machine that will manufacture magdonite -
a deadly substance that can be used in the
tip of intergalactic warheads. The machine
ultimately gets turned against Baron Wastes
and the Voodon leader Stark, so that peace
and harmony can be established on Planet Zodark. |
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| Windust (10m,
6f, 3m/f + support + chorus) 50 mins |
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| Windust is a satire on the western movie
genre. The townspeople of Little River are
constantly plagued by drought and bandits.
In desperation, the sheriff sends for a gunfighter
called the Drongo Kid whom he has found listed
in the Yellow Pages. However, the gunfighter
turns out to be shortsighted and incompetent.
Two of the school children, Shane and Charlotte
escape into the hills where they are captured
by the bandits. Realising that an attack is
imminent, the school teacher persuades the
sheriff to treat the bandits with kindness
and generosity, a plan which backfires. However,
the arrival of Professor Pecksniff, a travelling
quack doctor and the erratic behaviour of
the Drongo Kid save the day. It transpires
that the professor is a geologist who has
discovered a permanent water supply, thereby
saving the town and ensuring its future prosperity. |
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