North America’s best-selling comic book, CAT KID COMIC CLUB, returns…in musical form!

There is a new comic-based musical on the town! TheatreWorkUSAIt’s Cat Kid Comic Club: The Musical ought to happen from July 21^st2023 to August 27^e, 2023 on the Lucille Lortel Theater in New York. Primarily based on the best-selling and critically acclaimed Cat Child Comedian Membership graphic novel sequence David Pilkeywhich derives from Pilkey’s Canine Man sequence, the musical adaptation is by the staff behind Canine Man: The Musical, Kevin Del Aguila (e-book and lyrics) and Brad Alexander (music), and can be directed and choreographed by marlo hunter.

Cat Child Comedian Membership: The Musical

Right here is the outline of Cat Child Comedian MembershipThe musical adaptation of , which is really helpful for audiences in grades 1-5, from the TheaterWorkUSA web site:

“Cat Baby and Molly Pollywog have created an epic membership to show 21 rambunctious child frogs create their very own comedian books! Their sleazy dad Flippy is thrilled that his babys will be taught to unleash their creativity, however when the frogs’ fixed bickering and wild imaginations comically derail their comics, Flippy comes crashing down! Will the membership survive? Will the frogs ever get alongside? And can creativity lastly save the day? All can be answered on this loopy musical comedy primarily based on Dav Pilkey’s irreverently hilarious e-book sequence.

Arrival summer season 2023

Tickets for Cat Child Comedian Membership: The Musical are on sale now. Additionally, maintain a watch out for the fifth e-book of the Cat Child Comedian Membership sequence, Cat Child Comedian Membership: Influencersscheduled for launch by Scholastic on November 28^e2023.a

Are you planning to attend a efficiency of Musical comedy? Have you ever had the chance to learn any of the books of the Cat Child Comedian Membership sequence?

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