The Perilous Decline of Cora Sline

Authors

Alvin Community College

Files

Description

The Perilous Decline of Cora Sline is a whimsical children’s play that follows the misadventures of Cora Sline, a once-admired figure whose fall from grace becomes both humorous and heartfelt. As Cora navigates a series of exaggerated troubles—often caused by misunderstandings, meddling characters, or her own dramatic flair—she discovers lessons about humility, friendship, and resilience. The play blends gentle comedy with moral storytelling, making it suitable for young performers and family audiences. Its imaginative tone and playful structure provide plenty of opportunities for creative staging and lively character work.

Publication Date

Fall 1988

Document Type

Playbill

City

Alvin

Keywords

Eddie Cope, Or don't Touch my Tutu

Disciplines

Theatre and Performance Studies

Comments

The Perilous Decline of Cora Sline is a whimsical children’s play that follows the misadventures of Cora Sline, a once-admired figure whose fall from grace becomes both humorous and heartfelt. As Cora navigates a series of exaggerated troubles—often caused by misunderstandings, meddling characters, or her own dramatic flair—she discovers lessons about humility, friendship, and resilience. The play blends gentle comedy with moral storytelling, making it suitable for young performers and family audiences. Its imaginative tone and playful structure provide plenty of opportunities for creative staging and lively character work.

Recommended Citation

Alvin Community College, "The Perilous Decline of Cora Sline" (1988). Season 1987-1988. 3.
https://archives.alvincollege.edu/productions_1987-1988/3