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Riddle of the Trilobites
An epic, puppet-filled musical adventure set underwater 500 million years ago. With humor and songs, this world premiere musical explores family, loss, and our connection to and impact on our planet.
A Co-Production with CollaborationTown.
World Premiere Musical
Created by Geo Decas O'Donnell, Jordan Seavey,
Lee Sunday Evans and Nicholas Williams
Text by Geo Decas O'Donnell and Jordan Seavey Music by Nicholas Williams
Lyrics by Geo Decas O'Donnell, Jordan Seavey
and Nicholas Williams
Directed by Lee Sunday Evans
Puppet Design and Direction by Amanda Villalobos
Executive Producer and Puppet Consultation by Jean Marie Keevins for Little Shadow Productions
Elgood Theater
Recommended for all ages
Signature Series
| Friday | March 1 | 7pm | opening night reception |
| Saturday | March 2 | 2pm | talk-back |
| Saturday | March 2 | 7pm | |
| Sunday | March 3 | 2pm | ASL interpreted |
| Friday | March 8 | 7pm | college night |
| Saturday | March 9 | 2pm | |
| Saturday | March 9 | 7pm | |
| Sunday | March 10 | 2pm | preshow chat |
For information on Learning Through Theatre School Performances call 810.237.1530.
Riddle of the Trilobites is sponsored by
Dr. Erick and Gloria VanDuyne
RIDDLE OF THE TRILOBITES was developed as part of New Victory LabWorks at
The New Victory Theater in New York City where it received support from The Henson Foundation as well as the Nancy Quinn Fund.
Program of the Flint Institute of Music
Flint Repertory Theatre’s commitment is to provide the city of Flint and surrounding communities with highly imaginative, thought provoking theatre that is challenging, entertaining and inspiring for all ages.
Major funding for the Flint Institute of Music is provided by Charles Stewart Mott Foundation. Learn more at Mott.org
This program and/or service is funded in whole or in part by the Genesee County Arts Education and Cultural Enrichment Millage funds. Your tax dollars are at work.
This activity is supported by the MICHIGAN COUNCIL FOR ARTS AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS.
This project is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts.