Leroy Leonard is a one-man theatrical hoot, playing all the parts in these 30 minute plays complete with sets, props and costumes. All of the plays are designed to be used with the extensive array of children’s literature available on their subject matter. These plays can be performed for any size audience.
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Johnny Appleseed's Day Off Great for fall, folk-hero or apple units. Ah, Johnny Appleseed! That pot wearing, apple planting, flute tooting hero of the Earth! But suppose that for one day Johnny Appleseed rested his weary muscles. What do you suppose he would do? Well, maybe... PLAY!!! Leroy is Johnny Appleseed as you’ve never seen him in this play about exploring imagination. And remember, you can learn anything from a tree. |
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STONE SOUP Great for food, Thanksgiving or folk story units. This well-known story gets a retelling with unusual ingredients, including a hungry tiger fish and a pickle named Ben. And, of course, rocks! Join Leroy Leonard in a delightful play about goof sticks and soup stones. And when the Fish Man rings the doorbell, you'd better be ready. Click here for a video clip! |
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A COWBOY’S TAIL Great for cowboy, poetry and rhyming units. He’s long and strong and smart and sassy — and very classy; he’s the best cowboy in the West! Except for his tail. Join Leroy in a one-person play filled with cowboy poetry, guacamole and (gulp) rattlesnakes. Bring your dancin’ spurs. |
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THE THREE WISHES Great for folk story, ocean or April Fool units. Be careful what you wish for because you might just get it! In this adaptation of two classic folk tales, "The Three Wishes" and "The Fisherman & His Wife", Leroy finds himself stuck with sausages. Then he finds himself stuck to sausages. If you’ve ever squished a spider, then this show is for you. |
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A CHRISTMAS SMOOCH
December only Rodolfo must coax his dog to kiss him (yuck) three (YUCK!) times! (YUCK!!!!!) This delightful story, designed to charm all ages, unfolds live in front of you. If you love dogs, ants or the Christmas Chicken, you'll love Merry-Andrew Afoot! |