Have you considered:
- Honk! (musical retelling of the ugly duckling)
- Cinderella (Rogers and Hammerstein)
- The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon (by Don Zolidis. Grimms fairy tales turned on their heads. There are one-act and full-length versions)
- Androcles and the Lion (by George Bernard Shaw; yes that GB Shaw. Technically this is one of Aesop's Fables, but still has the fairy tale feel.
Check out
Dramatized Folk Tales of the World edited by Sylvia E. Kamerman. It is out of print but used copies are available through Amazon or through Alibris. This is a collection of 50 one-act, royalty-free plays based on folk tales from around the world: Asia, Africa, Persia, Europe, Mexico/South America and the U.S. Familiar stories include
The Musicians of Bremen Town,
Peter and the Wolf,
Stone Soup; familiar characters include Robin Hood, King Arthur, Paul Bunyan, and Johnnie Appleseed. Plus a lot of great stories you may have never heard of.
Hope this helps.
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James Van Leishout
Olympia WA
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Original Message:
Sent: 04-24-2018 13:00
From: Rebecca Fahning
Subject: Two things, Fairy tale Scripts and Letters to parents
Hey All,
First, I am looking for titles of fairy tales that are not exactly disney/musical/kids, but are fairy tale related.
Second, I have seen people ask for parent letters before, but no letter has been a convincing argument for why parents should allow their kids to be members of ITS troupes rather than other extra curricular clubs. May of our parents feel it's a waste of time compared with sports or student government. Also, a letter in Spanish, if you have it. Thanks a bunch!
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Rebecca Fahning
Theatre Teacher
Las Vegas NV
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