event Little House On The Prairie: The Musical

The world that Laura Ingalls Wilder created in the Little House On The Prairie books is one of the most pervasive and beloved remnants of that time in America when people hitched up their wagons and headed out West. Even today it’s hard to hear the words “little house” in any context and not think of the homesteading adventures of the Ingalls clan. Perhaps even more popular than the books was the TV series featuring a pre-angelic Michael Landon, and Melissa Gilbert as Ingalls Wilder. Gilbert also stars in the stage production (this time as Ma), and as a result, Governor Jim Doyle has proclaimed Jan. 19 “Laura Ingalls Wilder Day” in the state of Wisconsin.

The world that Laura Ingalls Wilder created in the Little House On The Prairie books is one of the most pervasive and beloved remnants of that time in America when people hitched up their wagons and headed out West. Even today it’s hard to hear the words “little house” in any context and not think of the homesteading adventures of the Ingalls clan. Perhaps even more popular than the books was the TV series featuring a pre-angelic Michael Landon, and Melissa Gilbert as Ingalls Wilder. Gilbert also stars in the stage production (this time as Ma), and as a result, Governor Jim Doyle has proclaimed Jan. 19 “Laura Ingalls Wilder Day” in the state of Wisconsin.

The world that Laura Ingalls Wilder created in the Little House On The Prairie books is one of the most pervasive and beloved remnants of that time in America when people hitched up their wagons and headed out West. Even today it’s hard to hear the words “little house” in any context and not think of the homesteading adventures of the Ingalls clan. Perhaps even more popular than the books was the TV series featuring a pre-angelic Michael Landon, and Melissa Gilbert as Ingalls Wilder. Gilbert also stars in the stage production (this time as Ma), and as a result, Governor Jim Doyle has proclaimed Jan. 19 “Laura Ingalls Wilder Day” in the state of Wisconsin.

The world that Laura Ingalls Wilder created in the Little House On The Prairie books is one of the most pervasive and beloved remnants of that time in America when people hitched up their wagons and headed out West. Even today it’s hard to hear the words “little house” in any context and not think of the homesteading adventures of the Ingalls clan. Perhaps even more popular than the books was the TV series featuring a pre-angelic Michael Landon, and Melissa Gilbert as Ingalls Wilder. Gilbert also stars in the stage production (this time as Ma), and as a result, Governor Jim Doyle has proclaimed Jan. 19 “Laura Ingalls Wilder Day” in the state of Wisconsin.

The world that Laura Ingalls Wilder created in the Little House On The Prairie books is one of the most pervasive and beloved remnants of that time in America when people hitched up their wagons and headed out West. Even today it’s hard to hear the words “little house” in any context and not think of the homesteading adventures of the Ingalls clan. Perhaps even more popular than the books was the TV series featuring a pre-angelic Michael Landon, and Melissa Gilbert as Ingalls Wilder. Gilbert also stars in the stage production (this time as Ma), and as a result, Governor Jim Doyle has proclaimed Jan. 19 “Laura Ingalls Wilder Day” in the state of Wisconsin.

The world that Laura Ingalls Wilder created in the Little House On The Prairie books is one of the most pervasive and beloved remnants of that time in America when people hitched up their wagons and headed out West. Even today it’s hard to hear the words “little house” in any context and not think of the homesteading adventures of the Ingalls clan. Perhaps even more popular than the books was the TV series featuring a pre-angelic Michael Landon, and Melissa Gilbert as Ingalls Wilder. Gilbert also stars in the stage production (this time as Ma), and as a result, Governor Jim Doyle has proclaimed Jan. 19 “Laura Ingalls Wilder Day” in the state of Wisconsin.