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| Rob Burgess, Don Darryl Rivera, and Marianne Owen in Seattle Children’s Theatre’s 2009 world premiere production of I Was a Rat!. Photo by Chris Bennion. |
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Title
I Was a Rat!
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Details
65 pgs. 3 female, 4 male
Originally produced in SCT's 2008-09 season
Run Time: 62 minutes
Audience Recommendation: 5+
Synopsis
In a similar vein as Wicked or The Ugly Stepsister, I Was a Rat! shows us a different perspective on a well-traveled tale. Poor little Roger (even rat-boys need proper names) has nowhere to turn. Luckily, Bob the cobbler and his wife, Joan, have a warm home and welcoming hearts. If only Roger were able to stay out of trouble long enough to enjoy them. He even manages to get thrown in jail for being a dreaded sewer monster! Thank goodness, the Princess arrives in time to straighten the whole mess out, and return Roger to his new home and loving family.
"Barbara Field's masterful adaptation of Philip Pullman’s novel neatly retains the fun of Pullman’s premise without letting his satirical and other ‘big issue’ elements overweight the story." - Examiner, WA
Classroom Reading Fee: $50 per classroom, per semester
Amateur/Educational Royalty Fee: $75 per performance
Professional Royalty Fee: please inquire for a quote
The royalty fee includes permission to make copies of the perusal script for your cast.
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