http://www.tehachapinews.com/home/Blog/knights/9413      “It’s a Pirate’s Life for Me” - what a great title! What a great musical it could be! What a fun play to take the kids and relatives to!  Well, it’s coming on May 18th and 19th in the main sanctuary of Country Oaks Baptist Church, costumed, with rousing music, and a great story.     The students of Heritage Oak School are presenting a musical based on a pirate theme that deals with issues like: can we be satisfied with the life we’ve been given, can a pirate really retire, can young men and women sing like Bluebeard, can Long John Sliver recover his nine chests of gold, is there really such a thing as a .357 magnum coconut gun, can someone in the audience conga dance with a pirate crew, will the blow-up palm trees stay inflated for the whole performance, and can someone actually miss the “boring” life they’ve left for the excitement of the “sweet life” of piracy?     Of course, if you want the answer to these, and many more questions, you’ll have to come to the play. The students are practicing like crazy. The costumes and props are looking good. The soundman is being extra careful. 0h, yes…and the students are practicing like crazy.     Come out and support their effort. Where else can you get this kind of fun for five dollars except maybe by downing a latte grande at Starbuck’s? Need a good laugh? This play’s the place to find it. Doors open at 6:30, and the play starts at 7:00. See you there!        “It’s a Pirate’s Life for Me” - what a great title! What a great musical it could be! What a fun play to take the kids and relatives to!  Well, it’s coming on May 18th and 19th in the main sanctuary of Country Oaks Baptist Church, costumed, with rousing music, and a great story.     The students of Heritage Oak School are presenting a musical based on a pirate theme that deals with issues like: can we be satisfied with the life we’ve been given, can a pirate really retire, can young men and women sing like Bluebeard, can Long John Sliver recover his nine chests of gold, is there really such a thing as a .357 magnum coconut gun, can someone in the audience conga dance with a pirate crew, will the blow-up palm trees stay inflated for the whole performance, and can someone actually miss the “boring” life they’ve left for the excitement of the “sweet life” of piracy?     Of course, if you want the answer to these, and many more questions, you’ll have to come to the play. The students are practicing like crazy. The costumes and props are looking good. The soundman is being extra careful. 0h, yes…and the students are practicing like crazy.     Come out and support their effort. Where else can you get this kind of fun for five dollars except maybe by downing a latte grande at Starbuck’s? Need a good laugh? This play’s the place to find it. Doors open at 6:30, and the play starts at 7:00. See you there!   en-us