Pandemonium Theater Group proudly presents their production
of The Little Mermaid as written by Wayne R. Scott and produced with Special
Arrangements with LifeHouse Productions, Inc. based on the ever popular and
classical story of Hans Christian Andersen.
This delightful musical will take your on an adventure from
the palace of King Triton beneath the sea to the palace of Prince William on
the beautiful shore from the hidden cave full of human things of Angelica to
the dark and mysterious liar of the evil Sea Witch Octavia.
The fun-loving, adventurous Angelica has turned 16 and is
being granted permission by her over protective father to venture to the
surface to look above her ocean world to the mysterious and enchanted world of
humans. It is only with great concern and much concern of her father, sisters,
and her community of merfolk that she ascends into the unknown to find a whole
new world of excitement and even love.
During her visit to the surface, Angelica comes alongside
Prince Williams’ ship and becomes even more intrigued to learn more about the
human world. However, Octavia has a different plan, a plan of destruction for
the voyagers. The ship is destroyed and the crew is thrown overboard during
which time Angelica comes to the rescue of Prince William despite the
protesting of her best friend Finn.
When Angelica returns to the undersea palace, she is distraught
by having to live in a separate world. Her father is angry that she encountered
humans and has promised the entire kingdom that if anyone has any contact with
the human world ever again they will be banished from the kingdom. Upset
Angelica leaves the palace to seek refuge and solitude in her cave of human
things when her loving Grandmer comes to her with a gift, a gift that brings
her hope.
Our wonderful casts consists of members representing the
areas of Lafayette, Opelousas, Iota, and Crowley ranging from toddlers to
adults from merfolk, fish, sea turtles, a sea horse, kelp and an evil sea witch
to sailors, palace staff, townsfolk, a steward, and a prince.
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