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Happily Ever After

By Sylvia Ashby from the Brothers Grimm.

Product Code: HC8000

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Comedy

Cast size: 3m., 3w., 6 to 30 actors, flexible

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The pieces within this collection may be performed individually or together. By default, granted licenses will include the whole work unless specifically requested otherwise. Please submit a cutting request with your application if you do not intend to perform the work in its entirety.

This title can be licensed and sold throughout the World.

* Please note the royalty rate listed is the minimum royalty rate per performance. The actual royalty rate will be determined upon completion of a royalty application.

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Synopsis

As in Professor Zuccini's Traveling Tales, Sylvia Ashby has given us another versatile play that can be adjusted to fit almost any situation. For Happily Ever After, Ashby chose three stories that represent the style, philosophy, humor and color of the Brothers Grimm's tales. Prince Bristlebeard: mocks the ugliness of pride, snobbishness and haughtiness. Luck Child: taunts the evils of prejudice and greed. One Eye, Two Eyes, Three Eyes: depicts the rewards for goodness and love. The Grimm Brothers narrate the tales and unction as presenters, doing whatever guides the performance into a highly theatrical style. The general style should be playful, enjoyable to performers and audience alike.