The Love Note neither dumbs itself down for the kids, nor does it resort to cheap gimmicks to please the older crowds. It genuinely speaks to everyone as a whole, not trying to be anything it's not. Which is in fact the moral of the story."

It is a musical set in a fantasy school where everything can be larger than life. It's about a time of life when we all see things as so large and so important. Friends, clothes, family, relationships, status – where every interaction is crucial to our survival of Middle School.

It is also a time of life when we might part with our imaginary friends to make room for new friends at school. When the Lunch Lady says that some of the kids are nine going on ten and some are ten going on 45, she is making a universal observation. Not all kids grow up the same or at the same time. Some kids are forced to give up their fantasy life because of real life problems and needs, and some kids are allowed to stretch their imaginary life out a bit longer. Either way, we all need help, advice, and love growing up, and if that comes from your imaginary friend so be it.

The Love Note has a large, flexible cast that is almost entirely kids. This makes it a great show for schools, camps, youth theatres and community theatres. The anti-bullying message also brings a needed opportunity for discussions and curriculum assignments about bullying.

What has struck me each and every time I see the show performed is how much fun the cast is having. I hope your production of The Love Note is memorable and PACKED WITH LOVE!