Missoula Children's Theatre: Pinocchio

Geppetto fashioned the puppet in the image of a small boy. Even as the lonely and kind woodcarver worked far into the night, old Geppetto was not aware that the wood under the chisel had come from the trunk of an enchanted tree. But the Blue Fairy was aware, as she watched from afar and gave to that puppet the gift of life.
Thus, begins the Missoula Children’s Theatre adaptation of one of the most beloved of all children’s stories: Pinocchio. Join our wooden-head as he dances with Geppetto’s charming toys, travels the road to Pleasure Isle with Candlewick and his Crew, and is swindled by the unsavory Fox and Cat.
After escaping the clutches of the evil puppet master, Stromboli, Pinocchio finds himself in trouble once more this time swallowed by a monstrous whale. Very scary stuff!
As Geppetto and the friendly Urchins spin their magical tale, the audience learns with Pinocchio that there are no shortcuts on the road to becoming a real, live boy.