This stage version of this classic tale receives a well deserved standing ovation at the end of the night as its reward for its fantastic and inventive presentation. The sound is by Ed DiMarzio, the excellent makeup is by Daniel and Atia Gravely and the multitude of props are by Gail Gilman. The special effects and technical direction is by Michael Teixeira with some stunning ones which capture the hearts of the audience. Harburg from the MGM motion picture with book adaptation by John Kane.) Under the expert direction of Bill Cunningham, music direction of Rob Goldman and the choreography of Dori Bryan, this almost 80 cast members tell this classic story wonderfully with gorgeous costumes by Daniel Kozar and wonderful sets designed by Michael Duarte. Baum with music and lyrics by Harold Arlen and E.Y.

This well known tale is told in black and white in Kansas and in full color in Oz.( Written by Frank L. The ruby slippers magically appear on Dorothy's feet after the evil witch's sister, the Wicked Witch of the West appears and threatens her, the munchkins and Glinda, the Good Witch of the North. The tornado takes her away from the troubles she is having at home and brings her to Oz where her house kills the Wicked Witch of the East. Dorothy is also having problems with her Auntie Em and her Uncle Henry who don't understand her problems and neither do Hunk, Hickory and Zeke, the three handy men who work on their farm. The mean Miss Gulch wants to have Dorothy's dog, Toto, put down because he chased her cat and bit her hand. Dorothy Gale is a teenager on a Kansas farm who dreams of going 'over the rainbow' to escape her problems. The two groups have joined forces to bring this famed tale to the stage.

Theatre Mirror Reviews - 'The Wizard of Oz' THE THEATER MIRROR, New England's LIVE Theater Guide

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