THE WIZARD OF OZ

Inspired by L. Frank Baum's "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz," this play tells the story of a girl named Dorothy's adventures in the Magical Land of Oz as she tries to find her way home.Pablo Vergne directs this classic of children's literature;a production that highlights the value of friendship, solidarity, cooperation, intelligence, kindness, and imagination.
SYNOPSIS: "In Kansas, you have to wear lead shoes because a tornado can come at any moment. And if your feet aren't heavy, the wind can carry you away like a dry leaf. It's very important to have weight on your feet to stay grounded. But sometimes you have to take off your lead shoes and let yourself be carried by the wings of the wind. This is the story of Dorothy and how a tornado carried her far away from Kansas, beyond the rainbow, to where imagination takes its magical flight."
SYNOPSIS: "In Kansas, you have to wear lead shoes because a tornado can come at any moment. And if you don't have weight on your feet, the wind can carry you away like a dry leaf. It's very important to have weight on your feet to stay grounded. But sometimes you have to take off your lead shoes and let yourself be carried by the wings of the wind. This is the story of Dorothy and how a tornado carried her far from Kansas, beyond the rainbow, to where imagination takes its magical flight."Brooms, mops, pots, kitchen utensils, and various other objects bring this fun and imaginative version of The Wizard of Oz to life.
A little girl who longs to go home, a scarecrow who wants a brain so he can think, a tin man who yearns for a heart so he can feel, and a cowardly lion who wants courage embark on a journey to the Emerald City in search of the Wizard of Oz.A journey where its protagonists will learn the value of friendship, tenderness, understanding, and wonder.