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Dalmatian Conga
[All, Cruella, Roger, Anita]
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Thunderbolt Adventure Hour
[Groups 1-2]
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Kanine Krunchies
[Pups, All, Cruella]
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Cruella De Vil
[Roger, All]
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Cruella's Scheme
[Cruella, Horace, Jasper]
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Kanine Krunchies (Reprise)
[Cruella, Jasper, Horace]
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The Fur Vault
[Narrators]
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Twilight Bark
[Boxers, Scotties, Poodles, Chihuahuas, All]
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My Beautiful Coat
[Cruella, Horace, Jasper, All, Puppies, Sgt. Tibbs]
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The Chase
[Jasper, Puppies, Horace, Cruella]
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Dalmatian Plantation & Finale
[All]
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Bow Wows
[All]
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| Kids Collection / 101 Dalmations |
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| Credits |
| Music and Lyrics by Mel Leven, Randy Rogel, Richard Gibbs, Brian Smith, Martin Lee Fuller and Dan Root |
| Book Adapted and Additional Lyrics by Marcy Heisler |
| Music Adapted and Arranged by Bryan Louiselle |
| Based on the Screenplay by Bill Peet |
| Based on the Novel "The Hundred and One Dalmatians" by Dodie Smith |
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| Overview / Synopsis |
| Set in the city of London, Dalmatian
parents Pongo and Perdita raise their 15 Dalmatians puppies in a
small house, along with their human pets, Roger (a composer) and
Anita (an artist).
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| One day when Cruela De Vil spots the
Dalmatian puppies, she is dazzled by their spotted fur and decides
that their fur would be perfect for her new fur coat!
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| As the puppies get lured away, Pongo
and Perdita must summon the other dogs of London, as well as Sergent
Tibbs, to help rescue the puppies from Cruella. You'll love the
magic of 101 Dalmatians!
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| Including favorites "Dalmatian Conga"
and "Cruella De Vil."
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| Cast of Characters |
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Cruella should be a strong actor,
singer and mover. She should be a natural leader with dramatic
flair who is unafraid to be mean and bossy.
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Roger is a songwriter and owner
of the Dalmatians. He is soft spoken yet confident and displays
leadership in a quiet and composed way, contrary to
frenetic Cruella. |
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Anita is the sweet, nurturing owner
of the Dalmatians and a painter. This role requires a strong actor
with a good singing voice.
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Horace and Jasper provide comic
relief a la Abbott & Costello or Laurel & Hardy. They should be
good singers and strong actors.
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Your Canine Narrators should have loud
speaking voices and strong stage presence. Although these children
need not be the strongest actors/singers (unless they are
doubling as London Dogs), they should have a good memory for
lines and more complicated blocking.
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Pongo and Perdita are the
Dalmatian parents. These parts require good actors, but not
necessarily strong singers.
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Sergeant Tibbs is the army cat who rallies
the London Dogs to rescue the Dalmatian Puppies. This role can be
played either by a girl or a boy and, if you have a small cast,
can double as Narrator.
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The London Dogs are the "ethnic" dogs who
help rescue the Dalmatian Puppies from Cruella. They should be strong
singers and movers with a willingness to do a British, Scottish,
French or Spanish accent.
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Patch, Lucky, Penny, Pepper
and other Dalmatian Puppies are the often funny and spirited puppies
of Pongo and Perdita. If possible, cast your smallest children as puppies.
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Nanny is the warm yet outspoken
housekeeper to Roger and Anita. This is a small acting role
that requires a strong speaking voice.
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The Police Officer arrests the villains
at the end of the show. This is a small acting role that requires
a strong speaking voice, but not necessarily a strong singer.
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The Dogcatcher appears at the end of the show
to dramatically remove Cruella from the scene. Although it's a small role,
it's a favorite because it's funny.
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Other Dalmatian Pups are discovered in
the fur vault. Spot and Dot are smaller, one-line parts.
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