Oz plays and costumes
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- The first stage adaptation of The Wizard of Oz — [A] [B] [C] [D (including downloadable files of the script!)] [E] [F (the script)] [G]
- Montgomery and Stone, the comedy duo who first portrayed the Tin Woodman and the Scarecrow
- Fred Stone's Scarecrow goes bear hunting (!) — [Cover reproduction] [Article]
- Various flyers and programs — [A] [B] [C] [D]
- The Grammy Award-nominated album of the show's music
- The connections between The Wizard of Oz and Victor Herbert
- The Paul Tietjens Collection at Washington University in St. Louis. (Tietjens was the composer for the 1902 stage play version of The Wizard of Oz)
- The Tik-Tok Man of Oz (includes links to an earlier script of the show, when it was still called Ozma of Oz)
- The Wizard of Oz at Tams-Witmark (you'll have to go through them if you want your play to be based on The Movie) — [A] [B] [C]
- Wikipedia has information on the 1942, 1987, and 2011 Movie-based musical stage versions of The Wizard of Oz
- Ozmania, a short play set in Oz (?)
- The Internet Broadway Database has pages on The Wizard of Oz, The Wiz, and Wicked
- Other scripts for stage versions of The Wizard of Oz:
- Music Theater International
- Classics On Stage
- Samuel French has not only a non-musical script for The Wizard of Oz, but The Wiz as well
- Dramatic Publishing not only has scripts based on Oz books, but also one based on Baum's book The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus
- I. E. Clark has a script for a new musical version of The Wizard of Oz and Santa Claus Is Missing, based on Baum's story "A Kidnapped Santa Claus"
- Pioneer Drama Service has several Oz scripts—[A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F]
- The Wizard of Oz reinterpreted as a British pantomime ("Oh, no it isn't!" "Oh, yes it is!") — [A] [B]
- The Wiz area of Musicals.net (plays, not movies)
- Andre DeShields, who originated the title role of The Wiz on Broadway
- The Wonderful Wizard of Oz: A New Musical, a forthcoming new stage production — [Website] [Facebook] [Premiere Performances]
- The Marvelous Land of Oz at Minneapolis Children's Theatre in 1981 (including the complete production on YouTube!)
- Time Again in Oz, the musical version of Ozma of Oz: A Tale of Time
- Richard Gray, composer of Time Again in Oz
- Miss Gulch Returns, a one-man revue
- The Great Plastic Surgeon of Oz (a spoof)
- The Last Oz Story — which had its world premiere in 2011 — and the show's blog
- Diana de Garmo's blog — she played Dorothy in the 2009 show Oz: The Musical
- Danielle Hope — she won the competition show Over the Rainbow in 2010, and plays Dorothy in the new Andrew Lloyd Webber stage version of The Wizard of Oz
- Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Wizard of Oz — [A] [B] [C] [D]
- A review of the show
- The play's YouTube channel
- An update with new cast members
- One of the show's new songs, with Michael Crawford as Professor Marvel
- It's first tour stop: Las Vegas
- The Los Angeles stop — [A] [B] [C] [D]
- The Wicked Witch in Seattle
- In San Francisco
- Cedric Smith, the Wizard on the North American tour
- Another of the tour's Wizards
- A review
- The North American tour ends
- William Berloni Theatrical Animals — he's trained Toto's for theatrical productions of The Wizard of Oz and The Wiz
- Oz costumes and ideas
- The Costume Loft has Oz costumes and supplies for rent or sale
- Simplicity's Oz costume patterns
- Oz costumes for rent from Broadway Costumes
- Oz costumes for rent from Magic Makers
- Marylen's Storybook character costumes (guess what one of those books is?)
- Oz at All Fancy Dress.com, based in the United Kingdom
- Custom Sparkles has custom-made replica ruby slippers
- A con-goer's Oz costumes — [Dorothy] [Ozma] [Glinda]
- The Patchwork Girl at DragonCon 2010
- Steampunk Oz costumes — [A (scroll down, you'll know which one] [B] [C]
- And for your dog...
- New pet costumes for 2014
- The 2014 attempts to break the world record for most people gathered together in Oz costumes…
- The Internet Theatre Bookstore, an excellent resource for all kinds of theatrical needs — yes, they carry Oz scripts and other information