Links about Weedpatch HERE and HERE
AUDITIONS: October 14, 15, 21, and 22, 2017
PERFORMANCES: March 17, 18, 24, and 25, 2018

Be part of the excitement: the first-ever production of WEEDPATCH!

[CLICK HERE TO READ A FULL SYNOPSIS]
LISTEN to a trio sung by the young heroine, her father, and her grandmother (41 seconds)
LISTEN to the end of the opening chorus sung by the Okies (71 seconds)
LISTEN to part of a folk song sung by the Weedpatch Chorus (31 seconds)

Download an audition flyer (300 DPI OR 600 DPI)

Please come AUDITION for the WORLD PREMIERE production of Weedpatch!

This first-ever NCFO commission, with music by Stanford University’s Paul Phillips, and book and libretto by Grammy-winning storyteller Bill Harley, is set at the historical Weedpatch School, built and run by Oklahoma migrants, who show resilience and humor in the face of poverty and hostility from the settled Californians. Gorgeous music, many solo roles, lots of chorus singing and opportunities to dance - including hoedowns, of course!

There is nothing quite like being part of a world premiere. It's sometimes easy and exciting, sometimes messy and frustrating, but always exhilarating and fulfilling. Please come and immerse yourself with us in this tremendously creative endeavor as we bring this brand-new work to life, with all new sets, costumes, choreography, and orchestration!

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