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Hail to Princess Aurora
[All]
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Maleficent!
[Goons, All]
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A Curse on the Princess
[Maleficent, All, Queen, Goons, King]
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Merryweather's Gift
[Merryweather]
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Briar Rose
[Fauna, Flora, Fairy Chorus, All]
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Find the Girl!
[Maleficent, Goons, All]
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I Wonder
[Briar Rose, Animals]
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Once Upon a Dream
[Briar Rose]
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Once Upon a Dream (Reprise)
[All]
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Tonight It Is!
[Phillip, All]
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A Little Magic Now
[Merryweather, Fauna, Flora, Fairies]
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A Curse on the Princess
[Maleficent]
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Goon Conga
[Goons]
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The Battle
[Maleficent, Goons, Fumpfel, Phillip, Fairies, All]
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Happy Ending / Finale
[All]
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A Little Magic Now (Bows)
[All]
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Kids Collection / Sleeping Beauty KIDS |
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| Credits |
• Music and Lyrics by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, George Bruns
and Tom Adair, Wintston Hibler and Ted Sears, Sammy Fain and Jack Lawrence
• Book Adapted and Additional Lyrics by Marcy Heisler
• Music Adapted and Arranged and Additional music and Lyrics by Bryan Louiselle
• Book Adapted and Additional Lyrics by Marcy Heisler
• Based on the 1959 Disney film "Sleeping Beauty" and the story
"Sleeping Beauty in the Wood" by Charles Perrault |
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| Overview / Synopsis |
| It's Princess Aurora's sixteenth birthday, and Flora,
Fauna and Merryweather must use their fairy magic to save her from the spell of evil
sorceress Maleficent! This classic fairy tale told Disney-style has many roles for a
large chorus, from King Stefan and Queen Stefanie's Loyal Subjects to Maleficent's
slimy Goons. Everyone will want to sing and dance along to the classic
"Once Upon a Dream" and fun new numbers like "Goon Conga"
and "Let's Have Some Magic Now." |
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ShowKit - HL09971020
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| Cast of Characters
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The CHORUS OF LOYAL SUBJECTS appears at the
beginning and the end of Sleeping Beauty KIDS. Strong
singers and dancers are the best casting choices for this
chorus. Encourage your Loyal Subjects to create unique
characters who represent all kinds of people in the kingdom
(merchants, servants, farmers, artists, etc.).
To increase role size, actors who play Loyal Subjects can also double as
Animals in the woods.
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The GUARDS (4) are fantastic roles for non-singers who
may be new to theatre. Because there is not much need for
character work with these roles, the director can teach the
Guards about projection, entrances and cues with ease.
These roles have all of their stage time in the beginning and the end of the show.
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KING STEFAN and QUEEN STEFANIE are best served by
strong actors who can convey parents' anguish at sending
their baby girl away to be raised in the woods. Solo vocal
ability is not necessary, they only sing in group numbers.
Since these characters appear only at the beginning and the
end of the play, the actors could also be part of the Animal
Chorus.
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KING HUBERT is loyal friend of King Stefan and should
be played by a strong actor who can comfort his friend as
he gives his daughter away and celebrate with everyone
during the happy reunion at the end. Since King Hubert
appears only at the beginning and the end of the play, the
actor could also join the Animal Chorus.
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YOUNG PRINCE PHILLIP is a featured part at the
beginning of the show and is perfect for a young actor
moving up from the ensemble. With no solo singing, all
focus for this actor can be on the scene where he meets the
baby Aurora. A smaller actor will help create the image that
this character is much younger than the others. This actor
could be double-cast as an Animal and/or a Loyal Subject at
the end of the play.
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FLORA is the ringleader and most practical of the Three
Fairies, requiring a strong actress, singer and dancer.
If she doesn't think something is a good idea, then it doesn't
happen. However, Flora is not bossy - just more clearheaded
than the others.
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FAUNA is the peacemaker and "middle child" of the Three
Fairies, also requiring a strong actress, singer and dancer.
Flora is always able to see both sides of an issue and will do
her best to smooth out any conflict.
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MERRYWEATHER is the impulsive and emotional Fairy,
requiring a strong actress, singer, dancer who has good
comedic timing. She has a hard time giving up her magic
powers and is the most delighted when their wands come
out of the closet.
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The CHORUS OF FAIRIES is an optional supplement to
the Three Fairies, given the difficulty of the Fairy musical
numbers. From a directorial standpoint, consider these
characters to be "Fairies in Training" who assist Flora,
Fauna and Merryweather in raising Briar Rose. There are no lines
for the Fairy Chorus, so all performers should be strong singers
and dancers. This is a good option if you have a large cast or
your three main Fairies need a little "boost."
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MALEFICENT is the most demanding role in Sleeping
Beauty KIDS and requires a mature actress capable of
carrying difficult solos as well as entire scenes. Maleficent
is evil, but very smart. She uses her magic to destroy those
who threaten her, but it is her intellect that has created her
real power. Maleficent becomes very frustrated with her "slow"
Goons, which can be an opportunity to create some comedy with
the role. For the magic of Maleficent's dragon transformation,
focus and maturity will be key.
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The CHORUS OF GOONS are Maleficent's henchman who
will fast become everyone's favorite part of the show! Not
very bright, but very eager to please, the Goons appear in
several scenes and musical numbers. While some Goons
are named (Fumpfel, Blather, Pest, Stench) and have a few
lines, you can have as many Goons as you like - the more,
the merrier! Cast actors who may not be ready for solo
work, but who will thrive in creating names, voices and
movement for their own fantastical characters.
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PRINCESS AURORA (BRIAR ROSE) requires a performer
with strong acting skills and the vocal ability to carry two
solos. Briar Rose is a free-spirit with a strong will. She is
a happy girl of sixteen, who listens to her elders but still
dreams with her heart. Cast someone with enough
maturity to sell the moment when Briar Rose discovers that
she is really Princess Aurora.
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PRINCE PHILLIP, a featured acting part, requires an actor
who can commit and remain focused. Phillip is a warm,
likable young man with a strong sense of self. This actor
will also need strong timing and physical presence for the
battle scene with Maleficent.
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The ANIMAL CHORUS requires strong group singers who
can move well. Encourage your actors to take on the
physical characteristics of the animals they are portraying.
Depending on your cast size, you can use as few or as many
Animals as you would like. To increase role size, consider
doubling the Animals as Loyal Subjects.
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