The Plays That Make Up the 2010 Theatre Season

The 2010 season will feature a full schedule of shows. All of the plays of the Rehoboth Summer Children's Theatre are original scripts. Some are by company founders Steve and Elise Seyfried; others are Steve's alone. All feature broad, physical humor; fast-paced action and excitment; clever dialogue; and a unique brand of fun. Audience members of all ages enjoy these dynamic fun-filled productions.

The Wizard of Oz Dorothy and Toto are whisked away to the fanciful land of Oz where they encounter witches, wizards and more! As the two friends seek a way home to Kansas, they meet a scarecrow with no brains, a tin man with no heart and a lion with no courage. When they join forces, they find a way to achieve their goals. Dorothy and Toto learn that there is truly "no place like home."

Aladdin When a lazy young lad tries to polish a moldy old lamp, he suddenly comes face to face with the all powerful genie, Jane. Aided by the genie's magic, Aladdin sets out to win the hand of the beautiful princess. His plans are foiled by the evil sorceress, Sofari-Sobadi who steals the lamp. With the help of Jane's enthusiastic apprentice, Mr. Green Genie, the lamp is recovered and the two lovers are happily united.

Robin Hood The olde Englishe Legende comes to life! The evil Sheriff tries to lure the kind-hearted outlaw Robin into a trap by staging an archery tournament. Disguised as a beggar, Robin wins the prize and escapes. Robin and his Merry, Merry, Merry Men (a happy crew, indeed) lead the Sheriff and his bumbling deputy on a wildly hilarious chase through Sherwood Forest.

Little Goldy and the 3 Riding Bears -- The Musical! Music by James Scully, Lyrics by Elise Seyfried, Book by Steve Seyfried. This delightful musical combines the stories of Little Red Riding Hood, The Three Little Pigs and Goldilocks and the Three Bears into one tuneful extravaganza. Three tricycle riding bears are on their way to join the circus. Three fugitive pigs are searching for new homes. Little Goldy is taking a Goody Basket to Granny. One very confused wolf is trying to figure who he should be chasing!

These scripts and many others are available for productions by theaters and schools. For more information contact Steve at duetpros@aol.com and visit www.steveseyfried.com.