Since Into the woods is an MTI show, you can check the community rentals section of their web site: www.mtishowspace.com - it lists rentals for all of their shows.

Hello Dana,
I thought, perhaps, Mr. Lowell was you!
I forgot to mention in my previous post that the community rentals pages with MTI Show Space is a community service of theirs. They are not the renters; they just provide the information for people who are looking for set, props and costumes for their catalog of shows. They have the liscensing rights to many popular musicals.

I just wish some of the other liscence companies (like Tams Whitmark and Rodgers and Hammmerstin) also had this service available on their web sites. I think more community theaters would be consider their shows if they had the information on where to rent the scenery, costumes and props.

Hi Tammy, we did INTO THE WOODS about 15 years ago.  But the castle tower unit survives today.  It's at the community theatre rental warehouse here in Greensboro.  I used it again just last year in a production of "Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged".  Here's a picture:  http://www.lowell.to/Studio/IMG_4102.JPG

The tower has a 2"x4" lumber frame and is rapped in 1/4" flexible luaun panelling.  It was built many years ago by David Bell, who is the local Community Theatre lighting designer of note.  The flexible style luaun panelling is very, VERY expensive.  There is a platform inside the tower about 4 feet off the ground and a long piece of fraid hemp rope to act as "Rapunsel's hair".  For this recent production, I had the tower repainted by the best mural artist in the region, Dale Johnson, (who in his day was a Outdoor Drama actor/fight choreographer at places like "Tecomseh").  But as I mentioned, the tower, which is for rent from our local theatrical warehouse, is very large and rather heavy.