March 30-31, 1974 at Earl of March Secondary School as part of Season #5 1973-1974
| Written by Brian Way |
The timeless story of the wooden puppet who must earn the right to fulfill his longing to be a real boy brilliantly conveys lessons of responsibility and respect for the feelings of others. A charmingly innocent, powerfully believable play.
| ACROBAT | Helen Rose | |
| ANTONIO, POLICEMAN, CIRCUS MASTER | Brian McLaughlin | |
| BLOODHOUND | Patrick Gilliland | |
| BLOODHOUND | Felicity Scott | |
| CAT | Elsie Bryant | |
| COLUMBINE | Diana Fajrajsl | |
| DETECTIVE | Sian WilliamsFitzpatrick | |
| DETECTIVE | Valerie Mauger | |
| FOX, SNAKE CHARMER | Joan McLaughlin | |
| GEPETTO | Stephen Jones | |
| HARLEQUIN | Louise Peacock | |
| JUDGE, COACHMAN | Bob Horsey | |
| MANIPULATOR NO. 1 | Anne Hopper | |
| MANIPULATOR NO. 2 | Dorothy Dawson | |
| MANIPULATOR NO. 3 | Vivian Handforth | |
| PANTALONE | Tracie Gibson | |
| PINOCCHIO | Sarah Gilliland | |
| THE FAIRY | Helen Hunter | |
| THE FIRE EATER | Pat Carroll | |
| TICKET SELLER | Annmarie Copple |
| Director | Nancy Jackson | |
| Stage Manager | John Gilliland | |
| Set Design | Brenda Robinson | |
| Set Design | Philip Copple | |
| Lighting | Harm Rombeek | |
| Sound | Peter Williams | |
| Costumes | Doreen Boss | |
| Make-up | Pat Moore |
