Rapunzel May 4, 2007

Glumpwarts and Schwartzbuckles and Sages, oh my! Who thought an innocent little plant could cause so much hullabaloo? In Karen Boettcher-Tate's re-telling of the whimsical classic 'Rapunzel,' an expectant mother's craving for a simple root vegetable incites an adventurous quest for love and belonging. Along the way, they encounter the mean old Witch and her henchmen the Glumpwarts, Sages, Jesters and even some hairy eggs. When all is said and done, Rapunzel and her Prince, Llewellyn, discover the value of a person's character supercedes that of one's appearance. A production company with a mission both educational and artistic, DSU seniors have enchanted hundreds of thousands of children of all ages, now for more than twenty years!