Living Folklore has unleashed a hilarious theatrical presentation of Giggly Sprout's Paintings called, "Is This Art?" In this show, Living Folklore brings you a cast of diverse and eccentric characters that comment on the artistic process, art philosophy, Giggly's Paintings, and the role of art within culture. Between monologues by the experts the audience is treated to live rag-time piano from Roland Bones, a silent-movie piano player from the 1930's. At the end of the show, Giggly Sprout appears with a dance and a rhyme to tell you what the paintings mean to her. This show is an especially great program for art educators, students, and artists. Length, approx. 50 minutes
Meet the show's characters below...

	Mr. Meticuloso is a very stern arts expert with an unprecidented expertise in criticism. Mr. M talks about technique, skill, and the importance of suffering. Needless to say he is not impressed with Giggly's art...
	Annie Oaklydokey is a former high school guidance counselor. She is currently a renouned therapist specializing in freeing blocked artists. Although she is NOT an artist herself, she has profound insights into artists' minds and the psychology of the creative process.
	Kate Krimson (A.K.A. Zebra Kate) is a close personal friend of Giggly Sprout. Zebra Kate is a daring Avante-Garde artist who writes moving poetry and plays interpretive music on a wide range of musical instruments, including French Horn, Trumpet, Penny Whistle, Didgereedoo, and others.
	Roland Bones, ragtime pianist, third generation vaudeville.