Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs - Coburn, Mickey
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Snow White By Mickey Coburn 120 Minutes12 Male, 9 Female, Min/Max 21 Children's Theatre, Community, Large Cast, Middle School Snow White, often considered a Grimm Fairytale, actually came from books by the French Huguenot Charles Perrault, the creator of Mother Goose. This re-creation of the story is very modern in its dialogue and conception of the characters. Snow White is saucy and flippant, and the play has a sense of humor, timeless charm and a touch of "camp" that adults, as well as children, enjoy.

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Snow White By Mickey Coburn 120 Minutes12 Male, 9 Female, Min/Max 21 Children's Theatre, Community, Large Cast, Middle School Snow White, often considered a Grimm Fairytale, actually came from books by the French Huguenot Charles Perrault, the creator of Mother Goose. This re-creation of the story is very modern in its dialogue and conception of the characters. Snow White is saucy and flippant, and the play has a sense of humor, timeless charm and a touch of "camp" that adults, as well as children, enjoy.
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In this vibrant, funny, full-length adaptation of the Snow White fairytale, we have a cast of lively characters including the seven "little men", three quirky sisters, and four animals. The seven dwarfs appear as the Brothers Hoffenstein: Mandel, Mertel, Werther, Wenzel, Stoffel, Steffel and Fritz! And other characters have their own unique presence in the play, along with new comic characters. This re-creation of the story is made modern with its humor, timeless charm and a touch of "camp" that adults, as well as children, enjoy. A delightful romp! Snow White was first produced by the Boston Children's Theatre, directed by Mickey Coburn, with sets by Bobby Summerlin, costumes by James Beaman, lighting by Christopher Akerlind.