An evil dragon, Scumme, is terrorizing the town of Wantley Wood. The King, in desperation, has decided to offer the hand of his daughter to any brave knight who can conquer the dragon. What follows is an intriguing comedy of errors. Created by John Carter and Mary Kay Beall.

The whole barnyard is singing…but wait! Something’s wrong with Madam Cow. She just can’t moo! Join the fun as the animals all do their part to save the day. Songs include "Ham It Up!", "Cute Chicks", "Lost Sheep", and "The Whole Barnyard Is Singing". Created by John Jacobson and John Higgins.

A humorous fairy tale musical based on the story by Hans Christian Anderson. By Dave & Jean Perry.

This historical musical is based on the life and times of Benjamin Franklin. Some of the fabulous songs include "Busy, Busy Boston", "Poor, Poor Richard", "The Father of Inventions" and "Electricity". Created by Martha Burgess and Hugh Livingston, Jr.

All of the creatures in Lindentown Swamp lived together peaceably until Bully the Bullfrog came to town. Through this light-hearted rhyming musical children learn that even bullies need to feel accepted. Created by Michael and Gill Gallina.

It’s the first day of gym class and you’re dreading it!  This upbeat 30 minute musical shows that everyone can be a champion in some way.  Excellent staging and choreography.  Created by Mac Huff and John Jacobson.

A tuna fish who can't carry a tune? A Star Fish who can't get an acting job? A seven-legged Octopus? A Zebra Fish with spots?  A shark who wants to be friends with everyone?  Join the aquatic fun as little Tiger Shark and his unique collection of friends discover how their differences make them each special.  Songs include "Ocean's of Fun", "Roundup Under the Sea", "We're Sharks" and more. Created by John Jacobson and John Higgins.

Gold has been discovered in the hills of California .  Land is being given away to settlers willing to make a fresh start in the American West.  Cowpokes and miners, farmers, trappers, and adventurers are making their way west.  Songs include: “My Pony and Me”, “Steamboatin’”, “Keep Rollin’”, “Where I Make My Home”, and “Go for the Gold!”.  Created by Jacobson and Emerson.

Granny honors her favorite fairy tale characters for best dramatic scene, best choreography, best villan etc.  By Janet Gardner.

This is the third of the Gilbert and Sullivan masterpieces. M.J. Arnold has expertly adapted the full work to a length and level of musical accessibility for junior high school students. The music calls for either unison or two-part chorus. Enjoy the trip aboard the H.M.S. Pinafore. Created by Gilbert and Sullivan.

On the first day of school, Jess is horrified at taking music appreciation class. During a daydreaming voyage, Jess is brought into the arena of great composers. Each of the musical songs follows the melody of a masterpiece, such as Mozart’s "Eine Kleine, Nachtmusik", Grieg’s "In the Hall of the Mountain King", or Handel’s "Watermusic". Created by Janet Gardner.

Let’s take a journey to Herb’s magical garden.  The seeds have sprouted, the rain has come, and petals bloom brightly in the sun.  But what’s this?  The weeds are taking over!  Join the fun with a country-style garden hoedown, and help save the crop!  Created by John Jacobson and John Higgins.

It's time to head out West for some history and learnin’. This musical follows the history of the old west through such characters as Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie, Harriet Tubman, and Jesse Chisolm. Kids will really enjoy this theme. Created by Grace Hawthorne and John Wilson.

Let’s take a journey to Herb’s magical garden.  The seeds have sprouted, the rain has come, and petals bloom brightly in the sun.  But what’s this?  The weeds are taking over!  Join the fun with a country-style garden hoedown, and help save the crop!  Created by John Jacobson and John Higgins.

King Leo is a victim of the corporate jungle!  He has money, power and fame, but he still has not found happiness.  His trusty servants, Spot and Stripes, ever loyal to the King, begin a quest for the key to happiness.  Do the monkeys have the answer?  Or maybe the hyenas?  Perhaps the secret lies with the elephants.  Who knows?  Created by Mary Donnelly and George Strid.