2009-2010 Season
2004 - 2005 Season
Hansel and Gretel
After an evening of picking berries in the woods, Hansel & Gretel realize they are hopelessly lost with no chance of making it back to the cottage before nightfall. Hansel begins to cry and Gretel comforts him as fourteen angels gather round as they sleep:
"When I lay me down to sleep
Angels guard o'er me doth keep;
Two on watch are staying,
Two are softly praying,
Two to guard my right hand,
Two to guard my left hand,
Two to slumber take me,
Two from slumber wake me,
Two who watchful tarry,
My soul to God I carry."
'Twas the Night Before Christmas
'Twas is the perfect way to begin your holiday season. This traditional expanded story, created through dance and set to familiar and favorite Christmas carols, will delight the senses of children of all ages. From decking the halls and visions of sugarplums to dancing stockings and prancing reindeer, 'Twas the Night Before Christmas will come alive on stage.
After the performance, the audience is invited on stage to talk to a special visitor from the North Pole.
Coppelia (Doll with the Enamel Eyes)
A beautiful young girl sits in the window of toymaker, Dr. Coppelius' house and is the object of great interest, especially to a young village girl, Swanhilda. She believes her fiancée, Frantz, is in love with the girl and along with her friends sneaks into the house. They make the amazing discovery that the "girl" is just a life-sized doll. The toymaker returns and the unexpected happens. With potent drinks, magic spells, and frantic dancing.......surprises do happen.
