The Princess Who Had No Name
Holland Community Theatre Presents: The Princess Who Had No Name
Holland, MI – June 23, 2025 – A whimsical adventure for the whole family!
It takes a village to pull off a fairy tale this ridiculous—and Holland Community Theatre has a cast of 34 local young performers (ages 8–13) ready to do just that! Join us starting Wednesday, July 2nd for The Princess Who Had No Name by Brian D. Taylor, a chaotic and hilarious fairy tale mash-up the whole family will enjoy.
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Performance Details:
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Dates: July 2-3, 5, and 10-12 at 7:00pm and July 5 and 12 at 2:00pm
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Venue: Holland Community Theatre, 50 W 9th St, Holland, MI 49423
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Tickets: All tickets are $12.50 - Available online at TheHollandCommunityTheatre.org/tickets or by calling the box office at 616-396-2021.
More about HCT’s The Princess Who Had No Name – A young girl, played by Vivian Harris, wakes in the middle of the forest with no memory of who she is or how she got there. As she sets out to discover her identity, she crosses paths with some familiar characters from classic fairy tales, including a southern Snow White (Elsie Higginbottom), a thieving Goldilocks (Lucy Wiersma), and a not-so-sneaky Rumpelstiltskin (Ezra Blom). Each encounter brings her closer to uncovering the truth about herself, but also farther away from the Prince (Caleb Maat) who would love nothing more than to save her, but winds up saving every other princess along the way. This play is a whirlwind adventure full of mistaken identities, magical mix-ups, and plenty of punchlines. Come for the fairy tales, stay for the hilarious mix-ups, charming characters, and the sheer joy of young performers having a blast on stage!
In the words of director Sandra Griffin, “Putting together The Princess Who Had No Name has been equal parts delightful chaos and pure magic. With 34 wildly creative and energetic kids, things are always a little unpredictable—but that’s half the fun! Watching these young performers come together as a cast (and a crew!) has been amazing. Their families have jumped in to help with everything from costumes to set pieces—it’s truly taken a village to bring this fairy tale to life, and the result is a play full of joy and laughter.”
Tickets are available now at TheHollandCommunityTheatre.org/tickets, but be quick—seats for this production are expected to sell out fast.
For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit TheHollandCommunityTheatre.org
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For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit TheHollandCommunityTheatre.org