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Song of the Sea

Short Play, Drama  /  6w, 1m, 8any gender (adult)

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A folktale from Finland for ages 8-18, with flex-gendered roles and cultural insights into the timeless and universal lessons of international storytelling.

  • Cast Size
    Cast Size
    6w, 1m, 8any gender (adult)
  • SubGenre
    Subgenre
    Fantasy, Adventure, Fables/Folktales
  • Suggested Use
    • Scene work
    • Competition or audition material
  • Audience
    Target Audience
    Appropriate for all audiences

Details

Summary
A folktale from Finland. One of six globe-trotting one-acts for ages 8-18, with flex-gendered roles and cultural insights into the timeless and universal lessons of international storytelling. Includes cultural/historical production notes and a glossary or foreign words. Published in All the World’s a Stage, Volume 3.
History
All of the multicultural plays in each of the three volumes of All the World’s a Stage were first performed by MetaStages, a youth theatre outreach program at Penn State University. The plays were developed from folktales by MetaStages founder and director, Joann Rose Leonard.
STORYTELLER 1
STORYTELLER 2
STORYTELLER 3
SORCERESS 1
SORCERESS 2
SORCERESS 3
LASS/LAD
KING
GOODY WOMAN
QUEEN
KEEPER OF THE WINDS
TROLL OF THE TREASURE CHEST
RIVER ROWER
AURORA
LOUHI OF THE NORTHLAND
  • Features Contemporary Costumes / Street Clothes, Fantasy Costumes, Period Costumes
  • Cautions
    • No Special Cautions

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Authors

Joann Rose Leonard

Wisconsin born Joann Rose Leonard was Texas-raised and has chigger bite scars to prove it. Theatre-trained and frostbitten at Northwestern University, she worked as an actress in New York and in regional theatres across the U.S. She studied mime in Paris with Marcel Marceau ...
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