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THEATER >> Works >> The Clumsy Dragon

The Clumsy Dragon

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Created for elementary age children and family audiences, this imaginative new musical recounts the exploits of a young wizard named Alzabar, and a clumsy dragon called Mirabelle, who must overcome a number of challenges in their budding friendship. The story's themes include: loyalty, self-image, and commitment - all communicated through fun dialogue, a handful of songs, and even some dancing. 55 min.

Staged reading by Austin Script Works. Austin, TX Feb. 2003
Staged reading by the American Alliance for Theatre and Education. Salt Lake City, UT July 2004. Directed by Jeremy Kisling
Produced by Tongue and Groove Theatre. Austin, TX August 2004. Directed by David Yeakle

Finalist for the American Alliance for Theatre and Education Unpublished Play Award.

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