THOMASTON — Just in time for spring break, theater artists from the Children's Museum & Theatre of Maine are bringing their fast-paced, "laugh-out-loud" retelling of Red Riding Hood to Watts Hall Community Arts (174 Main St., Thomaston) for a special morning performance Friday, April 25, at 10:30 a.m.

In this whimsical and high-energy show, the self-proclaimed “greatest actor in the world,” Wolfgang, is preparing for a solo theatrical “Extravaganza” when a delivery person arrives with a mysterious package — and accidentally becomes part of the play. The result is a two-actor whirlwind of storytelling, character-hopping, and hilarious surprises. This version of Red Riding Hood features a bold, clever Red who takes charge of her own story, outsmarting the big bad wolf with style.

"Presented by the Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine, this production is best enjoyed by children ages 4 and up and promises to be a treat for families looking for a fun and engaging school vacation activity," said Watts Hall Community Arts, in a news release.

Tickets are $12 in advance and $17 at the door. A Family 4-Pack is available for $40 and includes admission for two adults and two children (ages 12 and under). Please note: Family 4-Pack tickets are only available for advance purchase and will not be sold at the door.

For tickets and more information, visit https://wattshallthomaston.com. 

Watts Hall Community Arts is committed to ensuring that Watts Hall continues the proud tradition of enriching community life in Thomaston and Midcoast Maine. Our mission is to ensure that this historic building continues to serve as a center for community engagement while promoting the Hall as a premier arts and entertainment venue that contributes to the heart and soul of a vibrant Main Street.