He cried wolf. Nobody believed him. Awkward. Now the sheep are restless, the villagers are suspicious, and the wolf is ready for his close-up.
This October, Merrill Arts Center lets the fur fly with The Boy Who Cried Wolf—a fast, funny twist on the classic tale. A cast of talented young performers, led by a professional director and design team, packs big laughs, bold imagination and a little barnyard chaos into one delightful 25-minute, G-rated show. It’s live theater made for young audiences: short, spirited and wonderfully unpredictable.
Join the flock on October 24-November 1 at 12:30 p.m. at Merrill Arts Center, 380 Rivertown Drive #200 in Woodbury. Check MerrillArtsCenter.org for added shows. At only 25 minutes, it’s the perfect theatrical treat for little lambs—and the grown-ups who herd them. Make reservations in advance because the small house sells out.
No screens. No pause button. No rewinding when things go baaa-dly. Just real kids (ages 5-12), real costumes and one famously unreliable alarm system. When the cry of “Wolf!” rings out, will anyone listen—or will our storyteller finally learn that honesty is the best policy, especially when teeth are involved?
Don’t wait until tickets are gone and start howling about it! Round up your favorite young theatergoers and visit MerrillArtsCenter.org for tickets and information.
MAC Press Contact:
Meghan Wick
651-497-0574
marketing@merrillartscenter.org
MerrillArtsCenter.org