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Book, Music and Lyrics by Feather Schwartz |
The Pied PiperApril 14 – 22, 2012
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| Meet B. Rutherford Rodent, the Mayor of the Mice in the town of Hamelin, for he has a musical tale to tell. The people of Hamelin are desperate. The cheese in town has been slowly disappearing. This might not seem so important, until we hear that their famous cheese is Hamelin’s main export and source of income. Losing it will mean bankruptcy for the entire town! In this fanciful musical adaptation of The Pied Piper, the people of Hamelin, with the help of their neighbors in Bremen, must capitalize on their strengths and overcome their weaknesses to solve the mystery, recover the cheese and save the town. We guarantee you won’t leave the theatre feeling bleu.
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General Admission – All tickets $10
Saturdays at 12NOON and 3:00PM, Sundays at 12NOON. Reservations can be made via this web site under ‘Tickets’, e-mail boxoffice@villagerstheatre.org or call 732-873-2710 Group Rates available upon request. |
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2011-2012 KV Season
How I Became A Pirate
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How I Became a PirateBook, Music and Lyrics by JANET YATES VOGT AND MARK FRIEDMAN September 10-18, 2011
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Based upon the book “How I Became a Pirate” Written by Melinda Long and Illustrations by David Shannon Performed by arrangement with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt and The Sandra Dijkstra Literary Agency HOW I BECAME A PIRATE” received its world premiere at First Stage Children’s Theatre, Milwaukee , WI. |
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| AARRRRGH! Who wouldn’t want to be a pirate!? Imagine Jeremy Jacob’s surprise when, sand shovel in hand, he’s recruited on the beach by Captain Braid and his motley crew to be their new treasure-burying digger. At first, pirate life is great fun: swabbing decks, counting ducats, singing shanties. But when Jeremy gets no bedtime story, no tucking in, he begins to have his doubts. Finally, Jeremy makes a novel, pirate-pleasing suggestion which neatly solves the Captain’s latest dilemma, leading to a swashbucklingly happy ending…and, to the realization that life’s richest treasures might not be under a big X on a map. | |
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General Admission – All tickets $10
Saturdays at 12NOON and 3:00PM, Sundays at 12 Noon. Reservations can be made via this web site under ‘Tickets’, e-mail boxoffice@villagerstheatre.org or call 732-873-2710 . Group Rates available upon request. |
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The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
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By Barbara Robinson |
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
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| In this hilarious holiday story, the two directors of the Christmas pageant at the local church are struggling with all the little complications of this annual production. But, this year, they have a new, and much bigger problem—finding parts in the pageant for the horrible Herdman kids—possibly the most creatively maniacal and totally dreadful group of siblings in history. These kids are a pack of lying, stealing, cussing, cigar smoking terrors…the boys, too! The last place anyone expected to see them was in church. But you will want to see them. And you won’t want to miss the mayhem—and the fun!—for there will be no silent night when the uncontrollable, unholy Herdmans drop like a ton of yule logs on the once peaceful story of Christmas! | |
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General Admission – All tickets $10
Saturday December 10th at 12NOON and 3:00PM. Sunday December 11th at 12NOON and 3:00PM.
Saturday December 17th at 12Noon.
Sunday December 18th at 12Noon and 3:00PM.
Reservations can be made via this web site under ‘Tickets’,
e-mail boxoffice@villagerstheatre.org or call 732-873-2710 Group Rates available upon request. |
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