With Wofford Theatre
Jerome Johnson Richardson Theatre
Spartanburg, SC.

When Bianca Blue lassos the moon from the sky one night, things get weird. High tides hit, strange stuff washes up on shore and folks host lunar search parties. What happens when the moon...disappears?

Wofford’s first ever MainStage show for kids and families, TMM is a tale of friendship, finding our purpose and figuring out that we’re better when we’re together. 

Thursday and Friday April 10-11; 7pm 
Saturday April 12; 2pm & 7 pm 
Thursday and Friday April 17-18; 7pm 
Saturday April 19; 2 pm

Run Time is approximately one hour, with no intermission. 
Appropriate for all ages. Specifically designed for kids aged 4ish—10ish and their families, but we invite humans *of all ages* to enjoy our out-of-this-world production.

Tickets Available Here

up next:
THE MISSING MOOn, a play with music

welcome! 
I’m Kerry Ferguson.
I write stories of
all sorts. 
(mostly for kids and families.)

coming soon:
fish friends forever, debut picture book

This tale of unlikely friendship and overcoming loss is bound to bubble its way into readers' hearts. Touching and tender, it’s a reassuring
story of losing a beloved pet and learning how to move forward, broken heart
and all.

Now Available for Pre-Order!

Fish Friends Forever is available everywhere you love to buy books. I encourage folks to support Spartanburg's Hub City Bookshop when possible. Your pre-order from them will include a signed (by me) copy of the book and some splashy fish friend stickers (by illustrator extraordinaire Aliaa) and will be available to ship anywhere or for pick up at our FFF launch party in-store on August 5th.

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