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Rapunzel: A Comedy in One Act
Rapunzel, abandoned by her careless and greedy parents and raised by an enchantress, is locked in a tower until she is saved by a prince’s true love. There are nine speaking parts, 2M, 4F and 3 can be either M or F. No requirement to build a tower for Rapunzel since the movement up and down her tower is done offstage. The show lasts about twenty minutes.
23 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 1, 2009
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January 15, 2012
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This is a rather loose adaption of the Grimm story, and it should be noted it leaves out some of the icky bits, like Rapnuzel getting knocked up because she lacked sex ed.
Yet, at times the play is really funny and the hard issues aren't entirely irgnored. There is a quasi debate about parenting. Not a bad play and amusing. The language is good. Enjoyable not only by children but by parents.
This is a rather loose adaption of the Grimm story, and it should be noted it leaves out some of the icky bits, like Rapnuzel getting knocked up because she lacked sex ed.
Yet, at times the play is really funny and the hard issues aren't entirely irgnored. There is a quasi debate about parenting. Not a bad play and amusing. The language is good. Enjoyable not only by children but by parents.
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