Family Guide for Robin Hood: The Legend Continues

Because audiences have different ideas of what is suitable for our younger patrons, the following information is provided to assist you with this decision.

Since this is a new work, the content provided below is subject to change.

Preview samples of the music for this new musical!
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We Love Your Being King
Love Lives Again
The Flower Of Your Seed
A Little Piece Of England
Greener Days
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Production length: Act One is one hour 15 minutes; Act Two is one hour. There is one fifteen minute intermission.

Synopsis: This rollicking romp of a musical picks up the story twenty years later: Robin Hood and his Merry Men are two decades older, now with offspring as ribald and rabble-rousing as they once were. Disguise and intrigue, knockabout humor and swashbuckling adventure, and rousing music make this a wise, witty, wonderful take on a beloved tale.

Sexual content: Robin and Marian talk about "diddling" (and the fact that they had a child out of wedlock), song lyrics mention "damsels" who would "drop their dresses and wrestle in the moonlight", a character is mentioned as being fond of "lying down" and "dallying with a woman." Some sexual tension between two characters, a boy, and a girl who is disguised as a boy.

Language: Robin and the Merry Men are old soldiers. The language of the show reflects this. Language used (subject to change):
Damn (in various forms, many times)
Hell repeatedly, including Bloody hell
Cocksure
Son-of-a-bitch
Sod off
Cow dung
Christ
Dear God, good God, For God's sake (repeatedly), My God (repeatedly), Why in God's name (twice)
Oh my God (repeatedly), and thank God
What the devil/who in the devil
Bull headed pig
Horrible nagging harpy
Lord and God also mentioned in prayer multiple times

Substances: Drinking.

Violence: Sword fights, a song about torture, and a proposed hanging (that doesn't happen).