June 21 & 22, 2003

Adult Volunteers
Director:	Ms. Joni Wilson
Organizer:	Ms. Linda Rickel
Asst. Director:	Ms. Jan McKillip
Construction:	Mark Britton
Technical:	Mr. Dave McKillip
Rhythm Director:	Ms. Marge Chappell (sp)
Support:	Ms. Pat Wheeler, and Ms. Shirley Chancellor
Choreography:	Ms. Suzie Wing

Guilty or innocent? Was the young girl a selfish spoiled brat intruding where she didn’t belong? Or, was she the victim of three conniv­ing bears (and their animal “band of hoods” in the woods)?

In Rhyme mime and mirth, this exciting new comedy brings Goldilocks to court on charges of breaking and entering, and examines the familiar fairy tale from three points of view: the traditional, the Bears’ and then Goldilocks’.

Barbara North describes the show :
This is a playful, pint-sized production. It features a cast made up entirely of kids and is a fanciful, expanded courtroom version of the Goldilocks fairy tale. The best way to describe this production is "Cute." Cute costumes, cute kids, cute little story.

While adults without children probably won't have much interest in this, kids will enjoy the audience interaction, rhyming script and jokes geared to them. For example, when a hard-of-hearing judge is introduced to the court clerk, the judge asks, "You're a jerk?" Kids in the audience loved this.