Characters Invade SLT Big Party

A fairy tale dragon seen in the Ozarks

Springfield, MO – Springfield Little Theater is anticipating a horde of fairy tale characters at the Big Party event Saturday night. “We had the idea for a costume party but somewhere along the way we opened some sort of book portal…it is really, really strange. I saw Mufasa walking the stage earlier today – fo realz!” said Lindsay Jay, an event manager.

The fairy tale time and space continuum was ripped apart after one couple planning to attend couldn’t decide which fairy tale couple to dress as, threw several books into a pile and yelled “I can’t believe it!” at the same time. Seconds after the couple screamed, the books fused together and a pillar of smoke rose from the center where characters from the worlds’ most famous tales appeared.

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“I was having my tea and three little pigs ran by the coffee shop. I was certain I was seeing things until a big, bad wolf raced by chasing them,” said Ugama Lipperson. Others have seen Hansel & Gretel and Robin Hood eating at Grad School.

The Springfield Little Theater has plans to capture all errant mythical personas at the Big Party tomorrow night by performing a frozen European dance known for its groundbreaking effects on hurtling storybook characters back into the pages of fiction.