Something a little different for 2007/2008...

Two women (Joni Bovill and Rebecca Lynn) play themselves - two aspiring actresses who believe they can do anything they set their minds to - even portraying Orville and Wilbur Wright. This performance is about the quest for flight and it is about following one's dreams, even in the face of adversity. This original play is musical, silly, interactive, and just great fun for the entire family.

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This musical is also available to be performed by the writers Mark Beckwith and Obediah Thomas...

"Obediah and Mark bring an infectious wackiness that never fails to entrance our audiences both young and old(er). I can confidently endorse these performers and …look forward to working with them again in the not-too-distant future."
Denise Leader Stoeber, General Manager, Madrid Theatre, Canoga Park, California

Mankind has recently celebrated 100 years of flight. Razzle Bam Boom uses song and humor to present the facts of Orville and Wilbur's history changing quest. During the 45-minute musical performance, a half-scaled, 20-foot wing span model of the original "Flyer" is assembled. Catchy turn-of-the last century tunes and age appropriate comedy are used to teach the historical facts of the first flight and to demonstrate how perseverance pays off in the face of peer pressure and opposition.

The WRIGHT BROTHERS show is filled with plenty of laughs and audience participation. It's appropriate children four years old and older.

"Their engaging songs and humorous material always elicits laughter and smiles from audience members young and old. I consistently receive positive feedback from audiences after a Razzle Bam Boom performance."
Jason Holland, Manager, Education Programs, Orange County Performing Arts Center