

Mr. Marmalade
Noah Haidle
Explores the imaginative world of 10 year old Walter K. Hampton.
The play is simply set with actors as furniture in Wally's bedroom, yet moves swiftly through delightful experiences with wind up dolls, and old fashioned melodrama, a circus, story telling, and even a time machine.
Led through fun filled antics by Governor Winthrop, his gumdrop popping desk, Libby Bibliophile, his instructive bookcase, Clair Beam, his not too bright lamp, Bedelia Cotter, his yawning bed, and Windsor, his stuffy chair, Wally concludes that, "Imagination is like a marmalade gumdrop; once you've tasted it, you'll never settle for just plain."
| Character |
|---|
| Libby Bibliophile his knowledge filled bookcase |
| Windsor his bedroom chair |
| Bedelia his comfortable bed |
| Clair his not too bright floor lamp |
| Winthrop his antique desk |
| Mother an off stage voiceAll characters drop their original characteristics when assuming roles in the various fantasies and adjust to their new roles. |
| Walter K. Hampton 10 years old |
Marmalade Gumdrops is a comedy play written by Carol Lauck and published by Samuel French .
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