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Fairy House Weekend at the Playhouse! ALL NEW!
Featuring Fairy Houses, The Musical - The original children's theatre musical created especially for the Ogunquit Playhouse!
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2. Use only natural materials. Dry grasses, leaves, sticks, pebbles, shells, bark off a fallen tree, milkweed pods, acorns, berries, gourds, miniature pumpkins and pinecones are just a few examples of materials to choose. Some materials will be available, but participants are encouraged to bring their own or forage in the woods surrounding the Fairy House Village. (No glue, nails, or other such materials will be provided)
3. Be careful not to use or disturb any of nature's materials that are still living, especially flowers, ferns, mosses, and lichen, unless they are attached to a rock or piece of bark. Fairies do not like to disturb or destroy anything that is growing in nature.
4. The Fairy House should be for a “fairy” but, it can be any style of architecture, i.e. a motel with units, a castle, a shopping area, restaurant with tables and chairs, a beach cottage, or anything your imagination conjures up.
Guidelines for building your Fairy House Prior to the event:
1. If you are transporting your Fairy House to the Ogunquit Playhouse Campus you may use hot wax, twine, nails and plywood (or similar base) to transport, BUT, it must appear natural therefore none of these materials should be seen.
2. Fairy Houses should be dropped off the day before the event. To make other arrangements for delivery contact Jean Benda or Pamela Sawyer.
You are welcome to put your name on a 3 x 5 or 4 x 6 card by your Fairy House.
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