Young Rudyard Kipling is sent from his home in India to a British boarding school. There he finds his own 'jungle' in which people parallel his animal creations. Whether it is in the wilds of India or in school, everyone learns of the struggle of good versus evil, the worth of friendship and the importance of loyalty; as well as other values required for surviving under "the law of the jungle."
Adapted by Joseph Robinette, from the book by Rudyard Kipling. Presented by special arrangement with The Dramatic Publishing Company of Woodstock, Illinois. Produced by All-of-us Express Children's Theatre in cooperation with Lansing's Riverwalk Theatre.
| Sponsored in part by Jackson National. |
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| Presented with the support of the City of Lansing General Funds Minigrant Program and the Arts Council Center of Greater Lansing, Inc; Capital Region Community Foundation; Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs; Meram Properties, LLC / Broder & Sachse; and the Capital Area United Way. |
