←Recommendations of Ancient Wisdom of the Shoebill Stork

I read this. It made me laugh several times. I would love to see this giant dancing shoebill stork on stage.

The quest for ancient wisdom and maybe a Nobel Prize clouds the magic right before Dr. Bill’s eyes. In this charming, funny, and somewhat creepy tale of innocence, greed, and the wonders of nature, Jacquie Floyd-Priskorn provides a welcome addition to her delightful collection of stone circle short plays. A wonderful challenge for costumers and for the two actors portraying the magnificent SHOEBILL STORK! Would love to see how a creative team brings this to life!

I love the idea of creating the stork onstage. This would be a visual delight. On top of that, the witty banter between the three characters is hilarious. Reminds me of the often disappointing quest to gain wisdom, when one usually has what they need within themselves. Bravo!

What good is wisdom if it does not profit the wise? Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn places a premium on truth and asks us if we would recognize it when we find it.