The frog meets the princess. Will it be hoppy ever after? Come and see! 2524733414

The royal family is on picnic in the Frog's swamp. Come join the fun at Waterside Theatre.

The Frog Prince is hopping on stage at Waterside Theatre. Come see this swampy production for children on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30. Tickets are $7 per person. For tickets or info, contact 2524733414 or www.thelostcolony.org

The Lost Colony Gift Shoppe is the perfect place to purchase your souvenirs for your Outer Banks vacation.

Jimmie Lee Brooks prepares to hop into the role of the Frog, backstage at Waterside Theatre. Break a frog leg, Jimmie!

Ian Potter, a performer by night in The Lost Colony, becomes a face painting artist before the productions of The Tale of the Frog Prince.

Here we are at the opening performance of The Tale of the Frog Prince. Our young guests enjoy face painting, balloon sculptures, and games before the performance at 9:30. Tickets are $7 per person.

Ready to See the Wizard, Frog, Pirates, and Fairies?! The Lost Colony
Company auditions for their chance down the yellow-brick road and other
fantastical places (Manteo, N.C., June 7, 2010) - Cat Yudain (left)and
the rest of The Lost Colony Company recently auditioned to be cast in
Waterside Theatre's 2010 productions of the MGM classic The Wizard of
Oz, The Tale of the Frog Prince, Simon's Pirate Adventure, and The
Queen's Fairy Quest. These productions are a part of the ancillary
theatrical events that will be performed at Waterside Theatre. Kevin
Long, at the piano, is assistant music director of The Lost Colony and
serves as music director of The Wizard of Oz, and The Tale of the Frog
Prince. Also at auditions were (L-R) Zach Kennedy (Production Stage
Manager), Jo Ellen Aspinwall (Director of The Tale of the Frog Prince),
and Jimmie Lee Brooks (Director of The Queen's Fairy Quest). For tickets
and information on these productions, 252-473-3414 or visit
www.thelostcolony.org

Sabrina Bradley, choir member in the 2010 Company of The Lost Colony prepares for path activities before the show.

Backstage at TLC with the Red Soldiers.

Food collection is underway for TLC's Dare Residents Free Night. Dare residents who bring can food donations to the theatre for the beach food pantry will receive a free ticket to the production. Dare Nights continue until June 5. Food donation collections begin at 6pm. For tickets and information, contact 2524733414, or visit www.thelostcolony.org