The Princess Daphne

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Dirk the Daring faces incredible dangers as he attempts to rescue the beautiful Princess Daphne from the grim castle where she is held captive.

A fairy tale

Will the courageous Cyril defeat the weedy Baron Wadd and win the hand of Princess Daphne? Or will his heroic efforts be thwarted by the mischievous interlopers Fazand Twoo? The answers to these important questions are revealed in Ken Campbell's reimagining of the familiar Old King Cole story. Old King Cole has been performed in many countries and translated into many languages.