The Adventures of Tom Sawyer at Albuquerque Little Theatre

Twain, who called Tom Sawyer a “hymn” to boyhood, would be thrilled with this adaptation which provides an especially good look at traditional U.S. values—and Tom’s attempts to circumvent them. All chief adventures of Tom and his friends are brought to the stage—the famous white-washing, the school-room episodes, the graveyard experience, the pirate adventure on Jackson’s Island, the return to their own funeral at the village church, the trial of Muff Potter, and the finding and losing of treasure.

Authors

• Don Schlitz
• Ken Ludwig
• Mark Twain