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The Boxcar Children

adapted from the book by Gertrude Chandler Warner

Adapted by Jon Jory from the book by Gertrude Chandler Warner
Length: 55-65 minutes
Cast Size: 12-20 actors (suggested casting: 11F, 9M)
Genre: Drama
Sub-Genre: Adaptation, Historical, Adventure
Synopsis:
Performed with a bare stage and suggested props, we are led by an ever-observant Stage Manager as our meta-theatrical guide in Jon Jory's touching and magical adaptation of The Boxcar Children, the beloved children's book created by teacher Gertrude Chandler Warner. This classic story of four precocious orphans finding their way in a small New England town is sure to tug on every audience member's...Read More

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Product specification details
Genre Drama
Sub-genre Adaptation, Historical, Adventure
Length Type Full-Length
Theme Faithful Adaptation, Coming-of-Age, Family
Author Display Adapted by Jon Jory from the book by Gertrude Chandler Warner
Cast Size 12-20 actors (suggested casting: 11F, 9M)
Approx. Running Time 55-65 minutes
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Script PDF: $11.00

Acting Edition Book: $11.99

Stage Manager Edition: $24.99

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Performed with a bare stage and suggested props, we are led by an ever-observant Stage Manager as our meta-theatrical guide in Jon Jory's touching and magical adaptation of The Boxcar Children, the beloved children's book created by teacher Gertrude Chandler Warner. This classic story of four precocious orphans finding their way in a small New England town is sure to tug on every audience member's heartstrings. Perfect for schools and TYA community theaters.

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    For All Ages

    Even though the show was designed for a much younger demographic than the one that I am in, I was still able to appreciate many aspects of the show.

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