Mother Goose’s Rhyme Time Surprise
As the newly appointed writer/director of the town’s annual Rhyme Time Variety Musical, Mother Goose has been given the assignment of presenting a show fit for a king, as the king will be attending. Auditioning for a part in the show is many of Mother Goose’s friends. Mother Goose is so worried about doing a good job that she develops writers’ block and loses her treasured words. Then the challenges pop up one after another as the stage crew quits, the wrong costumes are delivered, the set isn’t done, and the actors are missing. When Mother Goose thinks the show is over before it begins, Jack Horner and the audience come to her rescue. Songs include “Best Foot Forward” and “Rhyme Time Boogie Woogie”.
Serving as an excellent resource for reinforcing favorite nursery rhymes, this interactive energetic musical will inspire the children’s imagination, engage their thinking skills, encourage their perseverance with the message “if at first you don’t succeed, try, try again” and it will express the value of dependability and friendship.
This production includes the following curriculum themes for young students:
- Recite nursery rhymes and songs
- Encourages leadership

Little Red Riding Hood and the Magic Necklace
Thirst ‘n’ Howl Musical Productions visits the age old favorite Little Red Riding Hood story and flavors it with a touch of twenty-first century wisdom in our new lively interactive musical for the youngest of audiences. This 45 minute presentation engages children in song and movement, sharing important safety rules all children should remember. Safety rules for stranger dangers, fire, and traffic in the streets are included in songs “Don’t Talk to Strangers”, “Stop, Drop and Roll”, and “Look to the Left, Look to the Right.” It is hoped that our Little Red Riding Hood and the Magic Necklace will introduce our young audiences to the most basic safety rules they may not already be aware of and reinforce those safety rules they already know.
This production includes the following curriculum themes for young students:
- Storytelling
- Basic safety rules and practices

The Tortoise, The Hare and Four Fables to Share
"The Country Mouse and the City Mouse", "The Fox and the Crow", "The Lion and the Tiny Mouse" and "The Tortoise and the Hare" are brought to life in an edutaining presentation for the younger audiences in hopes that the children will connect these words of Aesop wisdom to their own lives:
- A simple life in peace & quiet is better than a fancy life lived in fear.
- Don’t trust flatterers.
- Slow and steady wins the race.
- Little friends prove to be great friends

Songs include "I'm Just a Mouse from the Country", "Time for Lunch", "Don't Trust Flatterers", "I'm Gonna Win" and "Little Friends" and other toe tapping, audience clapping musical numbers.

This production includes the following curriculum themes for young students:
-Storytelling
-Use of information for critical thinking and problem solving
-Basic safety rules and practices
-Compares objects and things in an environment
-Healthful eating habits
-Comprehends information in fiction