Mashup Rock & Roll Musical: Previous Shows
The Little Prince
And the Man From Mars
The story of The Little Prince and the Man From Mars centers on a group of Castaways who are riding out the end of the world in an abandoned strip mall. To pass the time they tell stories about the the Little Prince and the Man From Mars, two spectacular alien beings who crashed to Earth and experienced the best and worst of humanity. Featuring music from Prince and David Bowie, the story is a twisted reimagining of the revered Antoine de Saint-Exupery novella, The Little Prince, and the cult classic Bowie film, The Man Who Fell to Earth.
“Mashup delivers – beyond clever, hilariously funny, poignant, and showcases our very talented community performers.”
“I went to this show not knowing entirely what to expect. It was thought-provoking , entertaining and quite moving. Excellent all around!”
“This was a stand out Mash Up for me! The music was amazing and the actors were so expressive in their different roles. I was laughing and crying and enjoying every second!”
“This troupe was incredible! The cast and the ASL interpreters were stellar! I had a blast!”
Our 2018 Production
Sometime in the future, after the almost end of the world, a group of castaways band together for survival, making a home in an abandoned train depot. To pass the time they tell stories about the the Little Prince and the Man From Mars, two spectacular alien beings who crashed to Earth and experienced the best and worst of humanity. Featuring music from Prince and David Bowie, the story is a twisted reimagining of the revered Antoine de Saint-Exupery novella, The Little Prince, and the cult classic Bowie film, The Man Who Fell to Earth.
From our ASL Interpreter:
“It was truly an honor to work with your troupe last night. Thank you so much for providing a service so many people refuse. Also, thanks for taking the time to include a part that was relevant to the Deaf community, that used actors who were passionate and committed to truly learning the signs. There was a deepness in the way you guys did this that was culturally appropriate, unique, and fun.”