The Wizardeth of Ozeth

by Randy Hunt

[TEN MINUTE]

When L. Frank Baum approaches his local theatre company in 1901 about possibly producing a stage adaptation of his famous book "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz", he is met with a most unexpected pitch from a descendant of none other than William Shakespeare. Will Mr. Baum like what he sees?

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The Wizardeth of Ozeth

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Joe Swenson: The Wizardeth of Ozeth by Randy Hunt

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Incredibly well written. Randy takes the Wizard of Oz and produces a version inspired by Shakespeare. The cleverness in the writing, establishing stakes early, and the final button that satisfies all audiences. Fantastic show.

Incredibly well written. Randy takes the Wizard of Oz and produces a version inspired by Shakespeare. The cleverness in the writing, establishing stakes early, and the final button that satisfies all audiences. Fantastic show.

”
Christopher Plumridge: The Wizardeth of Ozeth by Randy Hunt

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Why, Oh Why has no-one ever thought before of mixing the Wizard of Oz with Shakespeare? This is genius!
Poor Mr Baum meets a theatre company who wish to stage The Wizard of Oz, but intend to add their on spin on it (pun noted.) and the way they pitch their idea to him is hilarious!
And the very last line - BEST LAST LINE OF A PLAY EVER!

Why, Oh Why has no-one ever thought before of mixing the Wizard of Oz with Shakespeare? This is genius!
Poor Mr Baum meets a theatre company who wish to stage The Wizard of Oz, but intend to add their on spin on it (pun noted.) and the way they pitch their idea to him is hilarious!
And the very last line - BEST LAST LINE OF A PLAY EVER!

”

Character Information

Mr. Andrews

Character Age

30-40
Billy

Character Age

25-50
Dorothea

Character Age

16
Lion

Character Age

20-40
Scarecrow

Character Age

20-40
Tin Man

Character Age

20-40
L. Frank Baum

Character Age

45
Mr. Perkins

Character Age

30-40