
Lily, the Crow and the Emporium of Lost Objects
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In this audio theatre presentation of Lily, the Crow and the Emporium of Lost Objects, we are introduced to Lily, her Mom, and her younger sister Katie attending the annual Crowfest Festival. Lily thinks crows are “Ugly and dirty and they don’t even sing a song”. However, her worldview is transformed when a crow sweeps away a precious heirloom given to her by her grandmother. Determined to get the bracelet back, she chases the crow through a magical portal into the enchanted forest of Nanpara. There, Lily encounters all kinds of forest creatures, including Hazel and Wally Nut, P.T. Frog, Nana Mouse, Monsieur Mole, and the scary Helagorgan Monster. Eventually, Lily finds the Crow named Ambrose at the Emporium of Lost Objects and discovers that her bracelet is a timeless artifact possessing mystical powers.
Engaging sound effects and music enhance this full-cast dramatization featuring Georgia Lee Schultz as Lily, John Bell as Ambrose the Crow, and Clara Wiens as Katie. Other Cast Members include Noelle Dupuis as The Mother and Hazel Nut, Skye Goulbourne as Mother Squirrel, Dan Lipinski as Wally Nut, Ellin Wallin as Nana Mouse, Rob Tymec as Monsieur Mole, Keith Burnett as P.T. Frog and Pete Lutz as the Carnival Barker and Helagorgan.
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