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Play script by Mary Hall Surface, a nationally successful adaptation of the Kenneth Grahame classic. This charming tale of an unlikely friendship was co-commissioned by the Kennedy Center Theatre for Young People, and the Seattle Children's Theatre. Set suggests a medieval village and outside of the Dragon's cave. Cast of 3 women, 5 men.

The village of Guildermere blames the Dragon who live... More

Play script by Mary Hall Surface, a nationally successful adaptation of the Kenneth Grahame classic. This charming tale of an unlikely friendship was co-commissioned by the Kennedy Center Theatre for Young People, and the Seattle Children's Theatre. Set suggests a medieval village and outside of the Dragon's cave. Cast of 3 women, 5 men.

The village of Guildermere blames the Dragon who lives upon the Downs for dying crops and sour milk. But this dragon is a peace-loving, poetry-spouting fellow who would much prefer a cup of tea to a battle. When Saint George arrives, the dragon and his young friend, Glaston, face quite a challenge indeed. While true to the spirit and language of the charming original, this adaptation embraces the dramatic power of what happens when misunderstanding escalates into prejudice and violence. An enormous favorite in its original productions.

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