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The Ember Island Players are an ensemble of actors performing at the theatre on Ember Island, the vacation home of the Fire Nation nobility. They are [[Starving Artist|underpaid]] [[Large Ham|hams]] who dazzle the audiences with impressive special effects and wild costumes. Two of their plays are known: ''Love Amongst the Dragons'' and ''The Boy in the Iceberg''. Ursa used to take Zuko to ''Love Amongst the Dragons'', but Zuko thinks the Players "butchered" it.
 
Team Avatar went to see ''The Boy in the Iceberg'' in the episode "[[Avatar: The Last Airbender/Recap/Book the3/17 The Ember Island Players/Recap|The Ember Island Players]]" and considered it absolutely horrible, despite the special effects. ''The Boy in the Iceberg'', named for the first episode of ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'', is a highly dramatised, propagandistic, [[Character Exaggeration|exaggerated]] tale of [[Who Would Want to Watch Us?|the adventures of Aang and his silly friends]], who are eventually defeated by Fire Lord Ozai. The play is also [[Leaning on the Fourth Wall|commentary]] on [[Fandom]]. Here, then, are the Ember Island Players. Hold your applause until the end.
 
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