Tuck Everlasting
In 1880, 10-year-old Winnie Foster, trapped by the rules imposed by her strait-laced family, runs away and discovers the humble Tucks who had accidentally stumbled upon a spring long ago that gave them eternal life. Winnie promises to keep their dangerous secret but then a sinister stranger in a yellow suit arrives at their door with intentions to steal the immortal water for himself. Ultimately W...Read More
| Genre | Drama |
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| Sub-genre | Adaptation, Fantasy |
| Length Type | Full-Length |
| Theme | Faithful Adaptation, Coming-of-Age, Family, Romance |
| Author Display | Adapted by Mark Frattaroli from the novel by Natalie Babbitt |
| Cast Size | 8-20 actors, (suggested casting: 4F, 4M, 4 any) |
| Approx. Running Time | 65-80 minutes |
| Production Photos | View Photos |
| Reviews | View Reviews |
* Minimum Royalty: $115.00 / performance
Script PDF: $10.00
Acting Edition Book: $10.99
Stage Manager Edition: $24.99
In 1880, 10-year-old Winnie Foster, trapped by the rules imposed by her strait-laced family, runs away and discovers the humble Tucks who had accidentally stumbled upon a spring long ago that gave them eternal life. Winnie promises to keep their dangerous secret but then a sinister stranger in a yellow suit arrives at their door with intentions to steal the immortal water for himself. Ultimately Winnie must choose whether or not to drink the immortal water and join them in an everlasting adventure – or live on in a natural way, living a life full of the ordinary beauty of growth and change.
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Syracuse.com, NY
Review
"An enchanting performance that promises to transport audiences into a world where time stands still, and the age-old question of immortality versus a natural life takes center stage."
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Children's Theatre Director, TX
True to the Original
The stage adaptation by Mark J. Frattaroli retains Babbitt’s poetic images, mystery and rich, lyrical text.
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Broadway World
Enchanting
"...Brings the enchanting story wonderfully to life."
(Review of the Coterie Theatre production) -
Dallas News
Evocative and Faithful
"...Evocative and faithful..."
(Review of the Dallas Children's Theatre production) -
The Chicago Reader
Breathtaking
"...Transforms Babbitt's coming-of-age story into a breathtaking piece of theater."
(Review of the Lifeline Theatre production.) -
Theater Teacher, Brentwood, TN
A good challenge
The kids loved working on it, and their families also loved it. The kids wanted a dramatic piece, and they really enjoyed the challenge.
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