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Wizard of Oz

Join DreamWeaver Theatrical Productions as we travel down the yellow brick road. A true adventure in an amazing world of wonder somewhere over the rainbow. 70 years after the MGM film was released, Travel down the Yellow Brick Road with Dorothy as she learns about love, bravery and the true meaning of home, meeting Scarecrow, Tinman and Lion along the way.

Dorothy, a young farm girl and her precious dog Toto find themselves in a far off land when swept away to the land of Oz by a tornado on the plains of Kansas. The most beloved and endearing story of all time comes to life on stage where a talented cast of actors tell the story depicted in the 1939 movie, made famous through the amazing talent of the infamous Judy Garland.

This Royal Shakespeare Company adaptation of this timeless musical brings all of the songs and characters to life through spectacular vocals, seamless acting and exciting choreography. The stage will come to life with colorful sets and magical special effects that will make our audience, young and old, feel like they are traveling right along through Oz with the cast.

Click your heels together three times and come find the true meaning of "there's no place like home" with Dorothy and the rest of the cast.

DreamWeaver is proud to sponsor the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Southern Idaho during our 2016 production season. $1 for each ticket sold will be donated to the organization. The Make-A-Wish Foundation of Southern Idaho. The mission statement of Make-A-Wish is "to grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy.

Directed by Annie Castiel
Music Direction by Nik Dumas
Choreography by Stephanie Hinton, Shannon Foy, Stephanie and Hali Higgins and Carolina MacArthur

Based on the Book by L. Frank Baum
With music and lyrics of the MGM motion picture score by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg
Background music by Herbert Stothart
Book adaptation by John Kane from the motion picture screenplay

Licensed in cooperation with Tams-Whitemark Music Library, Inc
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