College of Marin Drama Department Presents The Mouse That Roared

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The Mouse That Roared

By Christopher Sergel
Directed by Lisa Morse
Based on the book by Leonard Wibberley
The tiny Alpine Duchy of Grand Fenwick has a problem: Their world famous wine, only export and source of income, is being undersold by a winery in San Rafael, California. Never fear—the Grand Duchess has a solution—the army, a rag tag band of medieval archers, will attack the United States. (After all, everyone knows that any country defeated in war by the U.S. ends up becoming very wealthy.) Only the unthinkable happens—the archers attack the U.S. ...and they win!

When
November 29, 8 p.m. (Pay-What-You-Will Preview)
November 30, December 1, 7, 8, 14, and 15, 8 p.m.
December 9 and 16, 2 p.m. (Matinees)

Where
Studio Theatre, Kentfield Campus

Admission
Non-subscription single ticket prices:
$20 general, $15 seniors; $10 students/COM employees and alumni

BOX OFFICE: 415.485.9385

Contact
Robin Jackson, Production Technician,
415.485.9555 or robin.jackson@marin.edu

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