Return with us now to those
thrilling days of prehistoric play as DinoRock Productions
unmasks its newest fossil fantasy from the old, old, old
west. Most folks know about triceratops, stegosaurus, and
T.rex. But what's a cryolophosaurus? Why it's the first meat
eating dinosaur dug up in the Antarctic. Folks who know him
call him Elvis. Course most folks don't know him. And that's
made him a desperado. He hangs out at the Dew Drop Inn in
Fossil Junction, where little known dinosaurs from all over
the world mosey on down Main Street lookin' for recognition.
A T.rex youngster is missing. His mama is ready to trample
the town if someone doesn't find him soon. The sheriff is
askin' all the desperados for help in roundin' up the little
buckaroo.
The DinoRockers invite you to
meet eight wacky oddballs from the Mesozoic Era, including:
The thick headed Pachycephalosaurus; Lumpy and his son
Bumpy; Sarah the Saharan Suchomimus who's only thought is of
eating fish; the very cool Elvis, the Cryolophosaurus found
in Antarctica; and, the little lost T.rex toddler named
Wuzzy, who has feathers—that's right...feathers!
"Dinosaur Desperados is, to my
mind; one of the best theme shows for children on the market
today. Of course there are wonderfully animated puppets,
large scale and yet very approachable; toe tapping-sing
along songs; and a funny and vast array of characters that
are a given for DinoRock Productions. But the premise and
plot of this new show follow the latest events of
paleontology with up to the minute depictions of the
recently discovered information about some old "kid
favorites"—the feathered baby Rex is so cute! Yes, this is a
rave review. But actually, I am only voicing my audience's
excitement and enjoyment. Dinosaur Desperados was a smash
hit, and rightly so. Your work was terrific!" —Roberta M.
Gasbarre, Director of Smithsonian's Discovery Theatre
3 hours before house
opening
3 people to help unload
Parking space for 30 ft. truck needed
Minimum Stage
Requirements:
Depth: 18 ft
Width: 30 ft
Height: 12 ft
Access to audience from front of stage is essential.
Tech Support:
1 lighting technician
(2nd technician, if possible, for follow spot)
1 sound technician
1 dresser (preferably 2)
Set:
Show takes place inside
the Dew Drop Inn wood veneer flats (spanning about
12 feet).
Swinging doors upstage center build into flats
8'8" high by 11' wide map of the world (connects to
wood panels)
Salad bar (marionette bridge), downstage left
(4'x6')
Misc. set pieces: wooden barrels and crates
Lighting:
Bright wash over entire
playing area
Sound:
We prefer to plug into
existing house system in conjunction
with company's 8 Shure UC wireless transmitters and
receivers:
3 Shure vocal microphones
3 transmitter pacs plug directly into 3 guitars, one
electric and two acoustic.
1 wireless mic attached to banjo
2 monitors, downstage left and right.
Note: Our sound system is always in the truck, so it
is available for
use in halls when needed. It includes:
1.) Crown 120 amp
2.) Mackie CR 1604 mixer
3.) 2 Klipsch speakers
4.) 2 EV monitor speakers
5.) All necessary cords, stands, and adaptors
Instruments:
Rain Song
Acoustic/Electric Guitar
Telecaster Electric
Takamine Acoustic Guitar
Guild 12-string Guitar
General:
2 Dressing rooms with
toilet facilities
Plenty of cool drinking water, please
When load-in or shows span a mealtime, a meal should
be brought in.
(Please avoid fried foods and dairy)
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