A Newbery Medal winner and National Book Award for Young People's Literature
Stanley is under a curse, a curse that began with his no-good-dirty-rotten-pig-stealing great great grandfather. This hilarious and richly-woven tall tale has fate conspiring all along in the world of Holes. The great wheel of justice has ground slowly for generations, but now is about to reveal its verdict – in a very unusual and funny way.
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Most enjoyed by families nine and up
Suggested for students up to Grade 8
Student
Matinees: October 14-24
Public
Performances: October 10-19
By: Barbara Robinson
Directed by: Holly Barkdoll
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The Herdmans are the worst kids in the history of the world! When they decide to take part in the annual Christmas pageant it becomes an event to remember. Riotous laughter and unexpected sweetness emerge in this hilarious holiday story.
Enjoyed by families of all ages
Enjoyed by students of all ages
Student
Matinees: December 3-19
Public
Performances: December 5-21
By Linda Daugherty
Directed by Dennis O’Connell
In this honest and unflinching drama of life as a teenager, a window is opened into the tumultuous and destructive world of girls’ bullying. Based upon real-life interviews, the play explores the impact of “cyberbullying” – the use of cell phones, instant messaging, e-mail, and social networking sites. One of the most relevant conversation starters you will ever experience.
Most enjoyed by families ages 11 and up
Suggested for students up to Grade 12
Student
Matinees: January 27-February 3
Public
Performances: January 30-February 1 ONE WEEKEND ONLY!
Based on
the books by Harry Allard
Adapted by Joan Cushing
Directed by Holly Barkdoll
Ignored by her misbehaving class, Miss Nelson mysteriously disappears one day, and thepoisonous "Miss Swamp" takes over the class. The students suddenly realize they really like Miss Nelson and begin a search for her. Great fun!
Most enjoyed by families
ages 5 and up
Suggested for Students up to Grade 3
Student
Matinees: May 6-May 22
Public
Performances: May 8-May 17
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Shows Plays that we produce and bring
to your organization.
A world premiere
written for Magical Theatre Company
By Adam Hoffman
Directed by: Dennis O’Connell
Celebrate Lincoln’s 200th birthday
Lincoln: a face upon pennies, statues, and rocks. Celebrate his 200th birthday with a play that explores the life of one of our most extraordinary presidents. This intimate piece shows us why Lincoln still matters, two centuries after his birth.
A great assembly for your school, church or library
Limited
availability. Call now!
By Hans Christian Andersen
Directed by: Dennis O’Connell
That little pip of a princess doesn't want to marry anyone! And why not? She's a real princess. Or is she? See what happens when she has to prove herself. A very funny and delightful fairytale with lots of life lessons.
A great assembly for your school, church or library
Limited
availability. Call now!
Written
by: Your very own students!
Directed by: Holly Barkdoll
A
fabulous program in its 13th year designed to merge the
development
of writing skills with Theatre.
Your
students write stories and we bring them to life on-stage!
Our actor/teacher leads your students through a Writing
Rally – a workshop for creative writing. Students
then develop and write stories, submitting them to us in
October. Two stories from each school are selected and
adapted into short plays. Magical Theatre Company returns
in the Spring to perform these world premieres for your
entire school.
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Productions
