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Since our inception in January, 1988, SWCTP has produced over sixty children's plays for more than 200,000
audience members. Our after-school programs have trained 3500 future stars, and our educational outreach programs have introduced
5000 school children to the magic of performing live on stage! Favorite past productions you may have seen include:
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"ALADDIN AND THE WONDERFUL LAMP" featured Bryce Townsend as Aladdin in his final show for SWCTP after eleven years
with us before heading off to college. Two genies, an Evil Magician with two silly sidekicks and two princesses re-told this
tale from the Arabian Nights! Spring 2004
"PUSS IN BOOTS" was a fabulously funny tale of a cat who transformed her master, the poor miller's son, into
Count Carabas. Queen Woebegone and Duchess Doolittle kept the audience in stitches as Puss united the lovely Princess Karen
and Algernon with a little help from Algy's little brother, Jacques, and two clever Ladies in Waiting! Spring 2003
"RAPUNZEL" had the audience gasping when the lights changed and the witch's tower appeared from behind the scrim!
Filled with magic and humor, this was a special favorite for many SWCTP fans. Fall 2002
"CINDERELLA: A FARCICAL FUNNY FAIRY TALE," featured three silly stepsisters, a Palace Jester and his loyal dog,
a know-it-all cat, and a Harry Potter-like Fairy Godfather! This one was everyone's favorite, Spring 2001.
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"THE POETIC DRAGON," written especially for us by our own Argos MacCallum, was a touching tale about a poetry-reciting
dragon who would rather smell the flowers than fight a duel. Fall 2000.
"RAGGEDY ANN & ANDY," starring America's most endearing and enduring folk doll, must rescue Babette from
Looney Land! Good thing they have lots of help: The Twin Baby Dolls, Grandpa, Prince Leonard the Looney-Hearted, Suzy Pincushion,
and The Camel With the Wrinkled Knees! Fall 1999.
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Rebecca Morgan, Producing Director;
Teaching Assistants: JoJo Sena-Tarnoff, Grace Clark.
Board
of Directors: Celeste Allerton, President; Mary Saunders Rhoades; Johnette Montoya Allerton, Treasurer/Secretary; Nelson Rhoades,
Katie Orr, John Allerton, Vice President; Cecile Roybal-Garner.
Technical & Artistic Support:
Argos MacCallum, playwright, actor & technician;
Jeff Tarnoff, lighting, music and sound;
Ariel Gottschall, choreography
Dylan Dorrell, actor, technician
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