East Valley Children's Theatre presents:

Queen Zixi of Ix, The
Story of the Magic Cloak
BY JASON TREMBLAY
WINNER OF EVCT’S ASPIRING PLAYWRITING CONTEST ADAPTED FROM A STORY BY L. FRANK BAUM

 

Date:   Tuesday, February 14, 2012                 
Time:  9:15am (please meet at the theatre no later than 8:45am)

Location:  Nesbitt/Elliott Playhouse, Mesa Arts Center, 1 E. Main Street, Mesa
Cost:  $5.00 per person
Payment deadline: January 16, 2012

 

Please email jan@theparsonsfamily.com to reserve your seat.  Confirmation and payment instructions will be provided. 

 

 

Two young children, Fluff and Bud have been forced to live with their greedy Aunt. With no food or shelter to be found in the country, she takes them to the city to look for work. The king of the land of Noland has recently died and left the kingdom without an heir to the throne. An ancient law thrusts Bud instantly into being crowned king and he is whisked away to live in the palace and rule the land. With the aid of Princess Fluff, and a most magical cloak, King Bud battles an evil queen, a conniving minister, a greedy aunt, and a band of Roly Rogues. The children lead the kingdom to prosperity and happiness. Adapted from the classic story by L. Frank Baum, this play is sure to entertain children of all ages.

 

 

Remember that this theatre does NOT issue individual tickets, I will have a group invoice.  Therefore, we will meet at 8:45 am in front of the Mesa Arts Center's Eliott/Nesbit Theatre to gather as a group and be ready to go inside when they begin seating.   Please check in with me so that I know that you have arrived.  I have found that people are able to locate my identical twin daughters in a crowd easier than finding me.   They always dress alike, and their photographs can be seen at http://www.theparsonsfamily.com .   If you arrive late, it's possible that we've already gone into the theatre.     Let the theatre company representative know that you are in Jan Parsons' Homeschool group.   I always let them know if there are families that haven't arrived when we go into the theatre.  It is at their sole discretion, however, on when and where you are seated.  Most of the companies fill the theatre from front to back, row by row, so it's probable that you will not sit with our group if you arrive late.  They may choose to seat other groups before you.  If the show has already begun, they may require you to wait for an appropriate time so as not to disturb others, meaning that you may miss some of the show.  

 

Please see "Frequently Asked Questions" regarding refund policy and for other important information.