Roles:

• Old Man (Dr. Pouch)
• Marsupial Girl
• Woman #1
• Woman #2
• Woman #3
• Doctor #1
• Doctor #2
• Doctor #3
• Mother
• Ms. Ina Shaw
• Sue
• Libby
• Pearl
• Fred Lupberger
• Lacey Rubbertree
• Ms. Pennywhistle
• Actress #1
• Actress #2
• Actress #3
• Actor #1
• Grocer
• Man
• Kid #1
• Kid #2
• Preacher
• Townsperson #1
• Townsperson #2
• Townsperson #3

The following resources are included in each PlayKit:

• Opening Act Edition PDF script and score
• Opening Act performance license for 1-8 performances (choose the number of performances using drop-down bar).
• Copy license to copy included PDF script for your cast, crew, and production team. There is no additional cost for scripts! 
• Media pack including logo PNG & SVG's as well as template poster files.
• Director's Guide with tips, suggested rehearsal activities, FAQ, and more!
• Demo tracks with vocals for rehearsal
• Production audio tracks for performance

Lisa D'Amour is a playwright and multidisciplinary artist who often creates site-specific work with her close collaborator, Katie Pearl. Recent projects include STANLEY (2006), a solo performance she created for her brother Todd to perform (HERE Arts Center, 2006), The Cataract, a play directed by Katie Pearl at the Women's Project, LandMARK: 24 Hours at the Stone Arch Bridge, a 24-hour collaborative performance on the Stone Arch Bridge in\n Minneapolis; and Nita & Zita, which received a 2003 OBIE Award and toured in 2005 to the Contemporary Arts Center (New Orleans) the Walker Arts Center (Minnneapolis) and HERE Arts Center (NYC). Lisa has received fellowships from the Jerome and McKnight Foundations, and grants from the Multi Arts Production Fund and the Minnesota State Arts Board to create her work. She is the recipient of a 2005-6 Playwrights' Residency from Theater Communications Group to write Hide Town, which premiered at Infernal Bridegroom Productions (Houston) in 2006. Lisa received her M.F.A. in playwriting from UT Austin. She is a core member of the Playwrights' Center, a resident artist at HERE and\n a recent alumna of New Dramatists.

Sxip Shirey is a real live circus composer and has appeared at the New Victory Theater in New York City with Anti-Gravity, toured the United States with The Bindlestiff Family Cirkus and has played The Kennedy Center and the Sydney Opera House with The Daredevil Opera Company. His gypsy-tango-klezmer-punk outfit The Luminescent Orchestrii will be appearing at The Speigeltent at the Edinburgh Fringe for the third year in a row this summer and is a feature in the international party scene in New York City. Sxip has just finished a US tour opening for the Dresden Dolls, hosting the show and performing his solo music for re-imagined instruments. Currently he is finishing music for a\n documentary on Brooklyn by Serbian film directory Vladan Nikolic.

Originally commissioned and produced by Children's Theatre Company in 2007