Here's the GOOD NEWS

We've decided that those who want to see any of the previous episodes, whether you've seen them before or not, can do so from now on! What's more, once you've decided which episode you want to see and purchase your ticket, you'll be able to that episode any number of times over TWO FULL DAYS, from the date of your ticket. Now isn't that wonderful!

Remember, all Commander Maddox Hatter’s (aka The Madhatter) stories are children’s fantasy adventures told using the traditional storytelling technique. As each episode unfolds they bring endearing characters to life, not just to engage but eventually involve the young listener with the process of taking the storyline forward.

We do not use comic-style 2D/3D moving animation as a continuous element for all scenes but resort to the original characters being represented in stills/pictures, with a smattering of real-life footage accompanied by sound effects to create the appropriate ambiance for the storyline. This ensures that the one-on-one storytelling technique remains intact. It, therefore, becomes a personal experience for each child.

Each episode is embedded with valuable information and morals, but not in a manner that shoves information down the child’s throat! No slang language at all (!) and from time-to-time episodes will have easy contests for all the kids to participate in. The objective is, for the content to provide gainful infotainment for the insatiable mind of a child.

Doryu means - *Land of the Dragon Spirits

Doryu was once a sister planet of earth, but the Evil Spirit Dragons, using their magical powers, dragged the planet to the other side of the Milky Way and placed it in another solar system with Twin Suns. Nevertheless, the Evil Dragons have been unsuccessful in ruling the planet Doryu! An exciting ongoing series, ideal for kids between 6 and 13 years...but we’ve learned it's equally interesting for all ages!

This program series has been endorsed by the renowned Author, Social Anthropologist, and Special Needs Educator – Randhir Khare “An amazing romp of fun and learning! A must-see for kids.”