

The Pirate Musical!
Michael Tester
Jennifer’s father has dragged her to the theatre when she’d much rather be at home or at a movie.
But when she runs up on stage and starts to make up her own play, her father becomes a magician and helps her bring it to life on the stage!
Jennifer’s story is full of interesting people, mythical creatures and fantastic adventures.
It all starts when a poor shipwrecked boy washes up onto the shore of a beautiful but lonely island – how will he find his parents and get home?
Along the way, The Island of Anyplace introduces every aspect of theatre, including storytelling, acting, directing, sets, lighting, costumes, makeup, sound effects and much more.
Since its first performance in 1990 at the American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge, thousands have been enthralled by this fantasy introducing children to the magic of live theatre.
Sheet music is included in the libretto; optional downloadable music files are also available.
"The perfect antidote for too much TV."
— Peggy Charren, Founder of Action for Children’s Television
"The most engaging and amusing introduction to theatre that I know. Wonderful for children (and their parents!) of all ages."
— Robert Brustein, A.R.T
| Character |
|---|
| Father/Prospero |
| Alex Caliban/Giant Bluesfish |
| The Tv Ariels |
| Blind Spider |
| Creature |
| Great Great Grandfooler |
| Mermaids |
| Rhinoceroid |
| Evil Ruler |
| Wise And Noble Princess |
| Jennifer |
The Island of Anyplace is a comedy play written by Charles Marz and published by Samuel French .
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