Book & Lyrics by Mark Jensen

Music by Gary Rue

Charles Lindbergh is struggling over a difficult decision. The twenty-five year old pilot, sitting in his single engine plane on a rainy, muddy runway, tries to decide if he should fly across the Atlantic to Paris. He questions his younger, twelve-year-old self if he really can make it. Reliving his childhood at last restores his confidence, and Charles puts on his goggles and starts to taxi the Spirit of St. Louis down the runway.

Commissioned in 2003 by Steppingstone Theatre,
 Richard Hitchler, Artistic Director

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