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"THE FROG PRINCE"
by Max Bush
Directed by Susan Scott

          The fall production presented by the Fine Arts Institute of Edmond was the hilarious rendition of “The Frog Prince” written by Max Bush and directed by Susan Scott. 

          The Fine Arts Institute is Edmond’s non-profit organization offering educational enrichment for children and adults in the visual and performing arts.  The organization is now in its 25^th year.

          “The cast was comprised of talented children who love to act.  I am confident the play will be another FAI hit,” says Susan Scott, Director.  “The Institute is an important venue for children’s theatre in our community.”

          When a beautiful but rather spoiled Princess mistakenly drops her favorite golden ball down a well, a frog hears her cries.  The frog (once the handsome Prince Erik) promises to retrieve the ball if she will only let him eat from her bowl, drink from her cup and be his companion for an evening.  The prince knows this is the only way to break the spell put on him by an old hag years earlier.  Princess Luana immediately agrees, but once she has the ball, she runs off not keeping her promise.  That evening at her birthday party, the Frog Prince shows up.  What comes next is a hilarious chain of events that will make everyone laugh. 

          The cast included:  Rachel Funderburk (Princess Luana), Katie Cheap (Hag), Sara Baird (Pantera), Matthew Tripp (Heinrich), Alexandra Simpson (Gerda), Grace Collier (Marta), Jonathan Dawson (King Keisel), Max Rainey (Darcy), Erin Raiden (Dagmar), Cameron Freeman (Prince Erik), Adam Morey (Hans), Jack Cheap (Jester), Nick Morey (Musician), Jessica Couch (Poet), Hannah Wasson (Dancer/Gymnast), and Vanessa Lay (Juggler). 

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FAI JUNIOR THEATRE COMPANY

(2nd - 7th graders) Performed

"THE BREMEN TOWN MUSICIANS"
Directed by Susan Scott

CAST

Katie Cheap was the DONKEY

Greysen Ernst was the DOG

Anna Elizabeth Hall was the CAT

Carter Methvin was the ROOSTER

Peter Beierle, Emma Baird, Sarah Fryer & Luke Miller

played the ROBBERS

Dalton Tatum was the DONKEY MASTER

Adam Morey was the DOG OWNER

Chloe Singleton was the CAT OWNER

Ellie Howell was the MOUSE

THE CAST OF
"THE TALE OF PETER RABBIT"

Floor: Randall Mihoover as "Joker", Anna Elizabeth Hall as "Nimble" and Carter Methuin as "Peter Rabbit"
2nd Row: Greyson Ernst as "Benjamin Bunny", Rachel Funderburk as "Flopsy", Chloe Duit as "Mopsy",
Sarah Fryer as "Cottontail", Uday Kohli as "Mr. McGregor", Emily Hughes as "Mrs. McGregor" and
Mary Jesse Greiner as "Lucie".  Standing: Luke Miller as "Squirrel Nutkin", M.G. Hirsch as "Cawdy the Crow", Chloe Singleton as "Mrs. Rabbit", Jessica Couch as "Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle" and Julianna Imel as "Beatrix Potter"

 In November 2008
The Fine Arts Institute
presented
The Junior Theatre Company's
production of
"The Tale of Peter Rabbit"
by Beatrix Potter
Adapted by Lynn Stevens
&
Directed by Susan Scott

This delightful production was a huge success!  The children did a marvelous job portraying their characters and the costumes, by Susan Scott and set design, by Lisa Robinson was incredible!  Thanks to all who gave their time and talents to make the production exciting, fun and triumphant!