A Village Originals Developmental Presentation

Book, Music, and Lyrics by
Paul Graham Brown

Inspired by actual events, this gentle, graceful, gorgeous musical transports us to 1920s England, and into a tale of imagination and inner lives, grief and healing. A grieving young boy imagines fairies speaking to him by a stream, and his precocious friend schemes to forge photographs of the magical creatures. When the photographs are "authenticated" as real, attracting the attentions of the press and inquisitive author Arthur Conan-Doyle, the kids become a national sensation — but what will happen when their secret is found out?

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Production length: TBD.

Production information:
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Production Team:
Directed by Vanessa Miller
Choreographed by Crystal Munkers
Musical Direction by Tim Symons
Scenic/Lighting Design by Alex Berry
Costume Design by Deb Skorstad

Design:
Writer..............................Paul Brown
Director...........................Vanessa Miller
Music Director..................Tim Symons
Scenic & Lighting Design...Alex Berry
Costume Design...............Deb Skorstad
Sound Design...................Don Littrell
Choreographer.................Crystal Munkers
Dialect Coach....................Kate Graham
Dramaturg........................Brandon Ivie

Cast:
Edward Coleshaw..............John Bogar*
Henry Coleshaw................Collin Morris**
Elsie Van Dorsen...............Beth DeVries*
Polly Van Dorsen...............Caitlin Kinnunen**
Arthur Conan Doyle...........Dennis Bateman*
Toby..................................Kevin Pitman*
NOTE: There are no understudies for this production.

Stage Management:
Stage Manager...Marianne Wunch*
Asst. Stage Manager...Joel Waage

*The Actors and Stage Managers are members of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.