Mrs. Rabbit and her little bunnies pop out of the forest to say hello. Pictured from left: Hannah Gockel, Wilburton; Karen Woodral, Wilburton; Doralynn Cox, Panola; Nina Holly, Red Oak; Katie Foster, college sophomore from Panola; Ashley Mooers, Wilburton; Sierra Smith, Wilburton; Chelsea Karstens, Panola; and Hailee Robinson, Wilburton.

The Prince (played by Smithville sophomore Boomer Lowrie) wails about what he should do, as Gladys (played by Pittsburg sophomore Rachel Herron) and his Fairy Godmother (played by Red Oak freshman Tia Young) try to keep him from waking the ogre.

Performance Dates: Nov. 10-14
Performance Time: TBA
Location: Mitchell Auditorium
Tickets: $1.00

The Perfect Ogre

Theatre Eastern’s 40th annual children’s theatre production “The Perfect Ogre” which stars college actors and 26 local children, will be playing in Mitchell Auditorium all week for local elementary and middle school audiences.

There will also be a public performance on Friday, November 14th at 7pm. Admission is $1 for adults, 50 cents for children 12 and under, and free for all EOSC students and employees. For more information call director Melissa Lee at (918)465-1758.

The Princess pleads for her mother’s help as her royal helpers watch. Pictured from left: Sharla Bullard, college freshman from Red Oak; Elisabeth Dunn, middle school student from Wilburton; Callie Bush, college freshman from Wilburton; and Rebecca Herron, college sophomore from Pittsburg.

The Prince’s (played by Boomer Lowrie of Smithville) bad behavior turns him into an ogre, quite a shock for Mrs. Ogre (played by Tiffany Price of Hartshorne) and her husband (played by Trey Harrison). See what happens in Theatre Eastern’s 40th annual children’s theatre production, “The Perfect Ogre” by Liz and Tony Buckley.