Abdiel LeRoy

Excerpt Sixteen from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. Rat and Badger tell Toad it's time to mend his ways. Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.

Excerpt Seventeen from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. Toad sings to "the enraptured audience that his imagination so clearly saw." Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.

Excerpt Eighteen from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. "He was indeed an altered Toad! Or was he?" Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.

Excerpt Twelve from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. Toad takes to his disguise as a washerwoman. Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.

Excerpt Thirteen from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. Toad finds his way back to familiar surroundings, but bad news awaits him. Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.

Excerpt Fourteen from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. Badger leads Mole, Rat, and Toad in their mission to recapture Toad Hall. Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.

Excerpt Fifteen from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. The four heroes launch their surprise attack against the weasels who took over Toad's home. Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.

Excerpt Seven from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. Toad takes delivery of "another new and exceptionally powerful motorcar" after wrecking the previous seven. Badger enlists Mole and Rat to "take Toad seriously in hand." Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.

Excerpt Ten from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. Toad is imprisoned, but still rejoices in his folly more than he regrets it. Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.

Excerpt Eleven from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. An escape plan is devised for Toad. Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.

Excerpt Six from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. Fieldmice come to Mole's house on Christmas Eve and sing a carol. Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.

Excerpt Nine from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. Toad is on trial for the crime of his life. Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.

Excerpt Five from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. Mole finds his old home, but it's in a shabby state. Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.

Excerpt Four from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. Mole captures the scent of his forgotten home as he and Rat return from a Winter ramble on Christmas Eve. Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.

Excerpt Three from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. Mole meets Rat, who introduces him to the joys of life on the River and of "messing about in boats." Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.

Excerpt One from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. Our story begins on a warm Spring morning as Mole ventures out of "his lowly little house." Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.

Excerpt Two from 'Wind in the Willows', the one-man show adapted and performed by Abdiel LeRoy. Mole discovers the joys of the River. Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, this story involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarelling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote 'Wind in the Willows' for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since. To date, Abdiel has performed this show in the uSA, China, and now Costa Rica.