A raucous new musical that combines singing, sex, and Velociraptors in ways hitherto unimagined, Triassic Parq follows a group of cloned dinosaurs as they unearth the very foundations of their existence. Morality, faith, science, gender identity, and interspecies fornication are all explored, and sung about, as Morgan Freeman narrates this epic tale of love, loss, and resurrected reptiles.
What Is the Story of Triassic Parq?
There are many kind of dinosaurs living in Triassic Parq—velociraptors, T-Rexes, something called a pianosaurus—but they are all female. They live together in perfect harmony under the leadership of the Velociraptor of Faith and worshipping “the Lab,” from whence goats and other delicacies are sent. When one of the lady-dinos spontaneously turns male, however, it throws the whole community into a tailspin. Because of this, faith in the all-powerful Lab is challenged and a young, wide-eyed dino (the Velociraptor of Innocence) goes in search of the “banished one,” the Velociraptor of Science, and rocks the foundations of Triassic Parq.
