The Pale Pink Dragon

Authors

Alvin Community College

Files

Description

he kingdom of Caladar is in an uproar. Princess Pinkie has disappeared, a dragon lurks in the forest, and it is presumed that he has devoured the princess. Gallant Prince Hal, his bumbling squire and the King, the pompous chamberlain and Pinkie's fierce white cat set out to destroy the dragon. The dragon, however, turns out to be pale pink and lovely - and Hal cannot kill it. The spell is broken, and the dragon becomes Pinkie again! The play can be done as a full scale musical complete with a dozen charming songs, or may be performed as a straight play. Picnics are for the Merry In a Moment! In a Moment! Let's Proceed With Caution Look at us Now! We are Witches! Maybe I Have Found My Lover

Publication Date

Summer 1984

Document Type

Playbill

Keywords

children's production, phyllis mccallum, jean tandowsky, prue holden

Disciplines

Acting | Other Theatre and Performance Studies

Comments

he kingdom of Caladar is in an uproar. Princess Pinkie has disappeared, a dragon lurks in the forest, and it is presumed that he has devoured the princess. Gallant Prince Hal, his bumbling squire and the King, the pompous chamberlain and Pinkie's fierce white cat set out to destroy the dragon. The dragon, however, turns out to be pale pink and lovely - and Hal cannot kill it. The spell is broken, and the dragon becomes Pinkie again! The play can be done as a full scale musical complete with a dozen charming songs, or may be performed as a straight play. Picnics are for the Merry In a Moment! In a Moment! Let's Proceed With Caution Look at us Now! We are Witches! Maybe I Have Found My Lover

Recommended Citation

Alvin Community College, "The Pale Pink Dragon" (1984). Season 1983-1984. 8.
https://archives.alvincollege.edu/productions_1983-1984/8