The Marvelous Land of Oz (1981)In this extraordinarily faithful stage version of the second Oz book, the only major deletions were... See full summary » |
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The Marvelous Land of Oz (1981)In this extraordinarily faithful stage version of the second Oz book, the only major deletions were... See full summary » |
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Wendy Lehr | ... | |
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Christopher Passi | ... | |
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Carl Beck | ... | |
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Gary Briggle | ... | |
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Stephen Boe | ... | |
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Rana Haugen | ... | |
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Julee Cruise | ... | |
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Steve Huke | ... | |
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Kathleen Wegner | ... | |
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Tom Dunn | ... | |
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Garth Schumacher | ... | |
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Suzanne Petri | ... | |
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Oliver Osterberg | ... | |
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James McNee | ... |
Voices of Sawhorse & Mouse Queen; Women's Army of Revolt
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Citizens of Oz
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Lynn Anderson | ... |
Women's Army of Revolt
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Citizens of Oz
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In this extraordinarily faithful stage version of the second Oz book, the only major deletions were things unperformable on stage (The Jackdaw's nest and the Gryphon/Sawhorse chase) and an increase in the role of Jellia Jamb, who remains in the Emerald City in the novel. Tip is forced to live with a horrible witch Mombi, and decides one day to scare her with a Pumpkinhead man. Originally intending to smash it, she decides to test the powder of life she has obtained from Dr. Nikidik, which works. Forbidden to kill the boy, she plans to transform him into a marble statue the following morning. Taking the Pumpkinhead, Tip escapes during the night and meets General Jinjur and her all-woman army intent on conquering the Emerald City. Mombi agrees to help Jinjur, while Tip escapes the Emerald City with the Scarecrow to obtain the help of the Tin Woodman. Tip eventually learns the importance of his Emerald ring, and that he is the key to Restoration Oz. Written by Scott Hutchins <scottandrewh@home.com>
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