Wanting to be more than the average seven-year-old boy, grumpy Zachary sets out to find a land of giants, flying things, and anything else that will help him standout from the being average kid.

Seven-year old Zachary Briddling is normal in every way: normal height, normal hair, and normal dreams. And this make him so grumpy. Trying to find a way to standout, The Grumpiest Boy in the World follows Zachary as he sets out to a land of giants, flying things, and hairy creatures to discover that anyone is special no matter how plain or ordinary they think they are.

Winner of IPAY’s 2017 Mickey Miners Lifetime Achievement Award, playwright Finegan Kruckemeyer sheds light on the importance of embracing all that makes a person unique.

Written by Finegan Kruckemeyer
Directed by Sage Tokach

UCF Performing Arts Center Courtyard
Saturday, March 13 at 2:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. | Sunday, March 14 at 2:00 p.m.

This performance will take place outdoors with seats provided and will follow all health and safety protocols set by UCF. There is no covering during the performance so please come prepared for whatever elements Florida’s weather may bring.

2-seat pod – $20 | 4-seat pod – $35

Ticket and more at arts.ucf.edu/theatre