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Wiley And The Hairy Man is a folkloric stage play known for its rhymed storytelling, chorus and mime elements, and a mood rooted in swampy, atmospheric set-pieces. Adapted for the stage by Suzan Zeder (full-length) and Jack Stokes (one-act), this family-oriented production has earned prestigious recognitions, including the ASSITEJ/USA Outstanding International Play for Young Audiences (Zeder version) and the Joseph Jefferson Award for Outstanding Children’s Play (Stokes edition). The performance typically runs approximately 70 minutes for the Zeder edition and about 35 minutes for the Stokes one-act, making it suitable for a broad family audience. While there isn’t a dedicated social media profile for the title itself, updates and show information are shared through individual theatres' pages. Explore venues, showtimes, and secure your seats with us for a memorable outing that blends folklore, poetry, and theater craft.