Once upon a time, in the enchanting, sun-kissed state of New Mexico, there lives a quirky group of kids with an unquenchable thirst for theater and drama. This vibrant, lively bunch is fondly known as the "Desert Dramatists." New Mexico, with its stunningly painted sunsets, ancient Adobe buildings, and an abundance of chile peppers, is not just home to the Roadrunner (our speedy state bird) and the mystic Roswell aliens. Oh no, it’s also the hub for these pint-sized performers, who are as colorful and spicy as our world-famous green chile stew! Now, meet their hilarious leader, Tumbleweed Ted. With a cowboy hat permanently perched atop his head and high-heeled boots that've never seen a horse, Ted is a former tumbleweed turned drama coach by a spark of magic from the radiant New Mexico sun. He has a mustache so impressive it could audition for a role itself! Under the guidance of Tumbleweed Ted, these kiddos master their soliloquies as swiftly as a roadrunner, and can cry on cue faster than a sudden monsoon rain in the desert. They stage grand plays in historic Santa Fe plazas, under the breathtaking starlit skies of Taos, and even in the peculiar, extraterrestrial town of Roswell. Their performances are so mesmerizing that even the rumored Roswell aliens have been spotted in the audience, captivated by their talent. So, if you ever find yourself wandering through the enchanting, sun-soaked landscapes of New Mexico, don't be surprised to stumble upon this extraordinary troupe of Desert Dramatists, headed by the ever-entertaining Tumbleweed Ted, putting on the performance of a lifetime.