What’s this? A green frog feelin’ blue? Frederick J. Frog has lost all of his self-confidence and is miserable. As he wanders around the pond, he discovers all the other creatures have something that he wishes he had. The egrets, the fireflies, the turtles all have their special talents. But what can Freddie do? Created by Mary Donnelly and George Strid.

This exciting musical was written to introduce children to the world of opera. That’s right, opera! Through the use of witty dialogue and a number of settings, a group of students touring a local opera house encounter a cast of comical characters who guide them through the many joys of opera music. Most songs were adapted from operas such as Faust’s "Soldier’s Chorus" or Bizet’s "Toreador Song". Created by Michael and Jill Gallina.

Who or what is mysteriously playing the piano in the music room after dark? The kid’s will have to stay the night to find out what is causing the frightening music, only to find Floyd, the custodian, who is taking piano lessons. Truly humorous! Created by Janet Gardner

“We’re off to sail the rollicking sea, pirates all are we!”  But ARRRR, and shiver me timbers!  There’s a stowaway on board!  Perhaps the King of the High “C’s” will know what to do.  Join the salty crew of colorful scallywags when Bluebeard, Yellowbeard, Whitebeard, and Purple Beard hoist the Jolly Roger and set sail for a mighty adventure.  Created by John Jacobson and Roger Emerson.

Gilbert and Sullivan are at it again. When Frederic was a little boy, his nurse, Ruth, was told to apprentice him to a pilot. Not hearing correctly, she apprenticed him to a band of pirates, remaining with them herself as the maid. Frederic served dutifully. One thing leads to the next as this hilarious musical unfolds. The adaptation is excellently written for your students. Created by Gilbert and Sullivan.

Prince Nicholas narrates the story of this classic fairy tale kingdom anxious for his royal nuptials.  But there’s a problem – overbearing Queen Minerva insists upon testing any girl who wants to marry her son, and not one is able to gain her approval.  King Reginald loses his patience, the trusty court jester searched for the right bride, and the even-tempered chamber maid comforts her childhood friend, the Prince.  All in all it adds up to a lot of fun!  Created by Beck and Fisher.

The radio station is about to lose its license for lack of listeners and sponsors – a situation which resulted in the station owner hiring a new program director, Fred Dudd. The plot discloses how the station manager, Cary Bottomline, revitalizes both his staff and the station through a harmless bit of deception. Created by Carolyn Meyer and Kel Pickens.

The town of Hamelin is overrun with rats and the citizens are in a tizzy – until the mysterious Pied Piper appears, offering to solve their dilemma for a small fee.  The characters are charming, the dialog is witty, and the songs are fun to sing.  Songs include: “We’ve Got a Rodent Problem”, “Ain’t It Great to Be a Rat”, and “Hamelin”.  Created by Dave and Jean Perry.

Discover the magic and wonder of wishes come true in this fairytale favorite when Cinderella meets her Prince Charming!  This enchanting story is retold in a way that is particularly appealing to middle and upper grade performers.  Created by Donnelly and Strid.

Once upon a time there was a kind and generous bear named Bailey.  Every year before the first snowfall, Bailey shared his honey with all the other bears. But one year this all changed. Songs include "Bailey and the Bees", "Honey, Honey", "Snow Magic", and more. Created by Teresa Jennings.

There’s no business like snow business!  Just ask Weathermam Storm Watch.  An overnight Nor’easter has dumped buckets of the fluffy white precipitation, and it’s everywhere!  Join snowboard enthusiasts, Professor Snow-It-All, the Zamboni Brothers, Snow Angel, skaters, skiers, ice fishermen and more in this delightful vaudeville style musical.  Created by John Jacobson and Mac Huff.

Musical Journey Around the World with Folk Tales.

Meet a host of famous “star-gazers” and discover the important elements that make up our solar system.  Explore fascinating facts about the sun, moon, planets, comets and meteors.  Five original songs include “Meteor Shower”, “The Planets”, and “One Small Step”.  Created by John Jacobson and Christi Miller.

When a group of weary travelers creates a delicious meal from some unexpected ingredients, the gloomy citizens of Old Town ask “Whoever heard of soup from a stone?”  Songs include “Grumpy Every Day”, “Wouldn’t It Be Nice?”, “Soup from a Stone”, “To Share”, and “Look at Old Town Now”.  Created by Albrecht and Althouse.

This musical takes you on a journey through U.S. history. We’ll follow such heroes as Molly Pitcher, Davy Crockett, Johnny Appleseed, Calamity Jane and John Henry. Costuming is fun and so are the songs. Created by Grace Hawthorne and John Wilson.