In this clever adaptation, five delightful tales (including Peter Rabbit, The Tailor of Gloucester, and Jemima Puddle-Duck) are interwoven with the fascinating life of their creator, Beatrix Potter. This play is enchanting, enlightening entertainment for all ages. The story moves back and forth from the fantasy world she created to the intriguing story of Beatrix Potter herself. The author overcame her lonely, strict childhood—in which her writings and drawings were discouraged in the male-oriented Victorian era—to become the most widely read children's author of all time. We also meet Beatrix's governess, Annie (who narrates the play), and Annie's children for whom many of the stories were originally written.

Both entertaining and educational, this play is a must-see for any child—or adult—who has ever fallen under the magical spell of Peter Rabbit and his many friends.