BUY YOUR TICKETS FOR "BIG BAD WOLVES"
The True Stories of the So-Called Big Bad Wolves
presented by Pasadena Theatre Company
By Richard Gremel : Directed by Jonathan Monroe
2 Incredible Locations!
April 11 at 10am & 11am
Live Arts Studio, Annapolis Mall
April 12 at 3pm & 4pm
Park Books*, Severna Park
(*mention PTC at Sweet Bamboo Boba Tea a few doors down from Park Books before & after the show when you go to grab a sweet treat to show extra support!)
The “Big Bad Wolves” you think you know are finally ready to tell their side of the story — and it’s not as scary as you might expect! In this playful and fast-paced adventure, the wolves step into the spotlight to share what really happened with Little Red Riding Hood, the Three Little Pigs, and other fairy-tale friends.
Packed with silly surprises, big laughs, and a whole lot of heart, Richard Gremel’s story shows that sometimes there’s more to a tale than meets the eye. Along the way, audiences will discover unexpected friendships, hilarious mix-ups, and maybe even a few misunderstood wolves who just want a chance to explain themselves!
General Admission- $12.50 each
Groups of 5 or more- $10 each
Runtime: 30 minutes
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