It’s a Jungle Out There
Tarzan faces the past and follows his heart.
Tarzan, the Stage Musical
On the evening of September 4, 2016, the night sky over Shallowford Square was filled with stars, while the intriguing, sometimes ominous sounds of the jungle echoed all around.
Indeed, danger, love and humor awaited audiences of all ages last weekend (September 2 – 4, 2016) when the Town of Lewisville presented Tarzan, the Stage Musical. If you missed the show — or if you’d like to see it again — Tarzan, the Stage Musical will return to Shallowford Square this coming weekend, September 9 – 11, 2016.
Bring a lawn chair or a blanket. The show begins at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free.
DANGER: Entering the Jungle
To see MORE PHOTOS of Tarzan, the Stage Musical, please continue to the NEXT SECTION.
Kala the gorilla (from left), who became Tarzan’s surrogate mother, dances with the young Tarzan and his young gorilla friend, Terk.
Jane Porter, an English naturalist, admires the diverse “animal life” of the African jungle.
Clayton, the guide for Professor Porter and his daughter Jane, is a shifty character.
The grown-up Terk (foreground) and Tarzan join in a duet.
Jane follows Tarzan’s keen observations.
Gorillas, birds, monkeys and other “animals” dance at Shallowford Square.
