

Night Of The Living Beauty Pageant
Tim J Kelly
In the kingdom of Baloneya, the law says that King Fredipus is always right – even when he’s wrong!
When his mistakes start to cause real harm, only a shy peasant girl named Samantha finds the courage to speak up and the ingenuity to set things right.
How she does so gives the show its title, as she calls upon the audience to assist her in the hilarious creation of The Nastiest Drink in the World.
This award-winning musical by Mark Loewenstern ( Carnality ) and John Gregor ( Pinkalicious The Musical ) received enthusiastic reviews from The New York Times , NY1 and The Off-Off Broadway Review .
Commissioned by the renowned Vital Children’s Theatre, its premiere was the best-attended production that theater had ever had, and significantly broadened audiences going forward.
A fun, easy-to-produce fable about humility and courage, The Nastiest Drink in the World is a sweet treat for children and adults alike.
"This hour-long interactive musical gives children special satisfaction… It’s also funny for adults… Children are thrilled to suggest the ingredients."
— The New York Times
"Lowenstern’s book and lyrics are a bubbly concoction, perfectly in tune with Gregor’s lilting score… [Their] ebulliently snazzy musical burst out of the intimate space with raucous, contagious good cheer."
— The Off-Off Broadway Review
| Character |
|---|
| King Fredipus A young and spoiled king |
| Primo The King’s anxious first advisor |
| Segunda The King’s overprotective second advisor |
| Tertio The King’s simple-minded third advisor |
| Samantha A shy young woman |
The Nastiest Drink in the World is a play written by Mark Loewenstern and published by Concord Theatricals .
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