We did The Secret Garden Musical-Pioneer Version last year. It was a great alternative to the original. We were set on it after seeing it at a college production and fell in love with the music but the royalties were too high for us so we found this alternate. The music is simpler, many of the male roles (Father, doctor) & Lila are much smaller. There is no love interest as in some versions: not with Dickon, Mary, Collin, or Dr. & Lila. There is also a non-Musical version. We too are advanced for a middle School but some years it is necessary to do a smaller version do to the group I have that year, or the expense as some costs are becoming beyond our reach. In addition to Secret Garden, in the past we have done: you’re a Good Man Charley Brown, Godspell, Annie Get your Gun, Li’l Abner, The Mystery is Edwin Drood!, Oz, Applause, and this year: Meet Me in St. Louis.
Maria Stadtmueller
St. Augustine School
Kendall Park, NJ
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Wondering if anyone has produced the non-musical Playscripts version of "The Secret Garden"? We are an ambitious middle school program, and I am wondering if the Playscripts version does justice to the story itself, and if there are any opinions revolving around its use at the middle school level?
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Mark Middlebrooks
Specials Department Director
Castle Pines CO
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