By C.J. Hirschfield
Twenty-five years ago, a sparkly but selfish fish made
its debut in the world of children’s books, and soon captured the hearts of
countless kids all around the world.
Rainbow Fish is inordinately proud of his multicolored
scales, to the point of putting off all of the fish who would otherwise be his
friends. A starfish and a mysterious octopus help him understand that only by
sharing the beauty of his scales will he be rewarded with good friends.
Now that story, originally written in German by Marcus
Pfister and later translated into English by J. Alison James – has been
transformed into a shimmering, song-filled live entertainment. And the only
place you can see it right now is at Children’s Fairyland, in our Aesop’s
Playhouse.
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| Neal Pascua as Rainbow Fish. |
