The characters in this play are as historically accurate as they are magical! This is the smart play your theatre has been looking to produce, with a healthy sized cast, musical interludes and a lot of fun and action! Very smart way to attack the myth of Robin Hood through the eyes of those who shaped and created it.

A charming reimagining of the myth of Robin Hood in the context of the political and social turmoil of the age of the imaginative young writer composing the tale. This is a rich and vivid narrative told with vital theatricality.

Fans know that Nora Louise Syran is too imaginative to simply retell the story of Robin Hood, instead, her GOODFELLOW, ROBIN HOOD is a story about how Elinor, a young woman educated in a convent, attempts to assemble the disparate folktales and ballads into a cohesive story, even as she finds parallels in her own life and in the political life of 14th century England wracked by the Peasants' Revolt against Richard II's reign. Great metatheatricality!