At the annual gathering of elven sorcerers, it comes to light that one member of the consortium is in fact nothing but a low-down, no-good, magical-power-less human. To identify the imposter, the Head Sorcerer puts each member to a test of their magical powers: shapeshifting, telepathy, and psychokinesis. As the group begins to figure out who the imposter is, they must decide whether the rules and principles of Elven tradition are more important than the bonds of friendship. A mixture of comedy, action, and stage magic, this play is an exploration of the marvels of being an elf, but also, about the marvels of being human.
SAFETY: At Main Street Arts Summer Camps, the safety of each participant is our highest priority. We take all reasonable precautions to ensure your child's physical and emotional safety. However, as in any other experience, the risk of injury is always present and cannot be entirely eliminated. Knowing that there are risks, I will not hold Main Street Arts responsible for any risks, injuries, or loss, known or unknown, that may arise out of my or my child's participation in Main Street Arts Summer Camp.
CANCELLATION POLICY: We understand that plans change! However, because we are a small nonprofit, cancellations can make it more challenging for us to manage camp enrollment. Our policy is that cancellations made up to one month (4 weeks) prior to the camp week will receive a full refund, less a $25 administrative fee. For cancellations less than one month prior to the date, refunds will be made only if we can fill the space. We are unfortunately unable to offer refunds in the case of camper illness or inability to attend for other reasons.
CANCELLATION POLICY: We understand that plans change! However, because we are a small nonprofit, cancellations can make it more challenging for us to manage camp enrollment. Our policy is that cancellations made up to one month (4 weeks) prior to the camp week will receive a full refund, less a $25 administrative fee. For cancellations less than one month prior to the date, refunds will be made only if we can fill the space. We are unfortunately unable to offer refunds in the case of camper illness or inability to attend for other reasons.
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Since graduating Bowdoin College with a degree in philosophy, Putnam Smith has worked as an actor, director, playwright, nationally touring musician, farmer, letterpress printer, teacher, and librarian. As the Education Director at the New England Youth Theatre, Putnam wrote and directed numerous plays, and organized the Town Schools Theatre Program, working with numerous elementary schools throughout Windham county. He lives on a working homestead in Putney, Vermont, with his wife and two kids.
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