Poor old Collin, the miller’s youngest son. His father has just died and his two older brothers have got all the good stuff. All Collin is left with is a mangy old cat. Or so he thinks! Turns out Philippe Ulysses Samson Studlyman the 1st (PUSS for short) is a talking cat. What’s more, he has a cunning plan. How Collin becomes the Duke of Carabas, wins the girl and lives happily ever after, told panto-style!

"As a show geared for frivolity and laughs, Puss in Boots delivers both ... the children in the audience were ecstatic ... The Nanny is a hoot ... As Puss, Jones makes for an athletic and acrobatic cat, flipping about the stage and, naturally, always landing on his feet. You and your kids will flip, too." Mark Lowry, www.TheaterJones.com

" ... a whimsical, child-friendly musical comedy ... Marla Jo Kelly makes Princess Alice a sweet little cookie. And playing the naughty "dame" role as Nanny Knickers, actor Mark Shum gets plenty of laughs working a costume that turns him into a beautiful pink and white human cookie jar." Elaine Liner, Dallas Observer

"Sue Roberts-Birch moves Jackie Mellor-Guin's witty new script along brightly, weaving merrily from double entendres to puns, gags and Shrek jokes." Nancy Churnin, The Dallas Morning News

"The absolute hit of the production was Ivan Jones as Philippe Ulysses Samson Studlyman the 1st or Puss. From the minute he came onstage and curled under his master's leg, meowing lazily, he held the audience firmly in his paw .... a sweet night of theatre ... " Mary L Clark, John Garcia's 'The Column'.