Cross posted in Ages & Stages, the Childhood Years
We have a chance to see a local production of this, I'm wondering if it might be family friendly since it would be easier if we could bring the 5 and 3 year old.
I've "googled" up and down the internet but I can't find a detailed description or review, much less a recommendation on whether it's suitable for young children.
The very brief description that follows is from the promotional materials:
"Follow the yellow brick road ... to jail! Dorothy is shocked right down to her ruby slippers when she is arrested for the murder of the Wicked Witch of the West. Brought to trial in an Oz courtroom, she is defended by the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and cowardly lion. But the Public Accuser, the witch of the NorthWest has some tricks up her sleeve to make sure Dorothy gets convicted.
Featuring spoofs of the songs from the movie, the Oz Murders is a treat for both Oz fans and people sick of the Wizard of Oz."
Has anyone actually seen this or even heard anything about it?
~Cath
We have a chance to see a local production of this, I'm wondering if it might be family friendly since it would be easier if we could bring the 5 and 3 year old.
I've "googled" up and down the internet but I can't find a detailed description or review, much less a recommendation on whether it's suitable for young children.
The very brief description that follows is from the promotional materials:
"Follow the yellow brick road ... to jail! Dorothy is shocked right down to her ruby slippers when she is arrested for the murder of the Wicked Witch of the West. Brought to trial in an Oz courtroom, she is defended by the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and cowardly lion. But the Public Accuser, the witch of the NorthWest has some tricks up her sleeve to make sure Dorothy gets convicted.
Featuring spoofs of the songs from the movie, the Oz Murders is a treat for both Oz fans and people sick of the Wizard of Oz."
Has anyone actually seen this or even heard anything about it?
~Cath
