Ochre House Theater Presents MOUSEY By Carla Parker
Ochre House Theater presents the World Premiere of MOUSEY, a new dark musical written and directed by Carla Parker. Things have gone rotten in the world of toys. Mrs. Mousey begins to suspect that there is more to life than just being a toy and launches into the dangerous journey that questions the very existence of their innocent lives. Rebellion and unrest erupt and turn the toys' once harmonious lives into bitter-sweet chaos, where once peace-loving and compliant toys turn on one another in search of a Utopia that does not exist. Original music, dance, and spectacle create a riveting story of loss of innocence and awakening. "If we aren't toys, then what are we?"
Ochre House Theater
825 Exposition Ave.
Dallas, TX 75226
Running: August 18 - September 8, 2018
"Donate-What-You-Can" Night: Monday, August 27, 2018
$17 Cash or Credit at the Door
Online: www.ochrehousetheater.org or for assistance: (214) 826-6273
Company:
Mrs. Mousey - Marti Etheridge
Mr. Mousey - Dante Martinez
Jack - Justin Locklear
Junior - Mitchell Parrack
Stuffy - Kevin Grammer
Barb - Korey Parker
Joseph - Ben Bryant
House Band:
Pearl - Gregg Prickett
Q Bob - Sarah Rubio-Rogerson
Snatch - Will Acker
Music Director - Justin Locklear
Lyrics - Carla Parker
Stage Management - Ellen Shaddock
Set Design - Matthew Posey
Scenic Artist - Isaac Davies
Set Engineer - Mitchell Parrack
Costume Design - Amie Carson
Lighting Design - Kevin Grammer
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