Canterbury Tales

Step across the threshold of the Tabard Inn and enter 14th-century England, not as a passive spectator but as an active participant, the innkeeper's honored guests. What audience can resist that invitation? Four of Chaucer's most popular tales have been selected during which you can bargain with the Pardoner, share in an eerie Dance of Death, or contribute an element to the Alchemist's spectacular demonstration of gold making. This is hearty fare for your audiences who want action, conflict and the stuff of real life—plus the thrill of participating!

The Tales

1. The Yeoman's Tale: "The Alchemist"
2. The Wife of Bath's Tale: "What All Women Want Most"
3. The Pardoner's Tale: "The Three Thieves"
4. The Priest's Tale: "Chanticleer and Pertelote"