Little Green Men
by Scott Martin

Several young campers and their adult counselors are stranded at a mountaintop wilderness retreat on the night of October 30, 1938.

When someone switches on the radio to Orson Welles’ War Of The Worlds live broadcast, the night that panics America also becomes the night that panics Camp Gitchiegoomie.

Are little green men from Mars actually surrounding the mess hall, ready to make a mess of everyone inside?

Can the feuding boys and girls work together to save themselves from the mysterious alien invasion?

And why is that strange hairy, bug-eyed monster lurking in the bushes?

This hilarious, family-friendly musical recreates the innocent fun and slapstick humor of the wise-cracking, high-spirited film comedies of the late 1930s, complete with spooky campfires, ghostly shadows, hair-raising Halloween surprises and the scariest radio play of all time, which nearly fooled the entire nation.

The lively, toe-tapping original songs are fondly reminiscent of the popular scores from the golden age of the Warner Brothers and MGM film musicals with plenty of high-kicking, energetic and imaginative choreography in the unforgettable styles of Busby Berkeley, Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly.

This happiest-of-Halloween musical comedies is guaranteed fun for the entire family, from the youngest monster movie fan to the oldest senior who actually experienced that memorable night, breathlessly cowering in front of the radio when the world was “invaded” by Little Green Men .