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Disenchanted! High School Edition
Vocal Ranges
nœ #œ #œ
SNOW WHITE CINDERELLA SLEEPING BEAUTY
nœ
BELLE HUA MULAN THE LITTLE MERMAID
#œ nœ
& & &
nœ nœ nœ
THE PRINCESS WHO
#œ
POCAHONTAS RAPUNZEL KISSED THE FROG
nœ #œ
& & &
nœ #œ
nœ
PRINCESS
nœ
BADROULBADOUR
&
nœ
‘DISENCHANTED!’
CASTING
CHARACTER BREAKDOWNS
SNOW WHITE
Brassy and self-assured. The leader of the princess pack who likes
to be in control. Also has a loving, maternal instinct. Aspires
to be perfect, but she soon realizes that being perfectly ‘you’ is
more important. Inclusive and diverse casting encouraged.
CINDERELLA
Perky, quirky, and impish. She’s always enthusiastic, especially
when it comes to being a real-life princess, but is about to
discover that there’s more to being a princess than pretty gowns
and shiny glass slippers. Inclusive and diverse casting
encouraged.
SLEEPING BEAUTY
The perfect comic foil to Snow White. Always the flippant and
unpredictable cut-up.She loves to dance (sometimes uncontrollably)
and is a fantastic physical comedienne. She enjoys being perfectly
and uniquely herself. Inclusive and diverse casting encouraged.
HUA MULAN
A legendary folk hero of Asian descent from the poem The Ballad of
Mulan. She has a good-natured sense of humor while maintaining a
respect for her culture. She is excited to come out onstage and,
through her heartfelt story, reveal her true self.
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THE PRINCESS WHO KISSED THE FROG
Having been left out of the kingdom for decades, this Black
princess is here to claim her throne and celebrate inclusivity and
diversity in fairy tales. Confident; clever with a turn of phrase,
loves a funny pop culture reference. Wonderfully witty; joyous.
POCAHONTAS
Plucky, valiant. She has been homogenized by an entertainment
industry willing to distort her true Native-American story just to
sell cinema tickets. As she comically mocks her glammed up
portrayal in Hollywood cartoons, she is on a journey to restore
her authentic, historical self.
BELLE
A smart and witty bookworm from classic French lit who inexplicably
speaks and sings with an American accent. She chats with inanimate
objects, cleans up after her beast of a husband … and it’s slowly
driving her insane. Inclusive and diverse casting encouraged.
PRINCESS BADROULBADOUR
Originally from the South-Asian-turned-Middle-Eastern Aladdin
sagas, this sultan’s daughter has had enough of being secondary in
her own tale. Misogyny begone! It’s a whole new world and this
independent and puckish princess is taking her story back!
RAPUNZEL
American capitalism won’t turn this campy, Mel Brooksian
songstress into a damsel in distress. Nein! Brunehildesque,
strong, and fun-loving, she’s bent on getting her fair share from
those who make bank off fairy tale princesses. Inclusive and
diverse casting encouraged.
3
BAND
The Disenchanted! band/combo consists of three instruments:
Piano/Keyboard
Electric Bass
Drum - Full kit w/SFX sampling pad
INTERMISSION/INTERVAL
Disenchanted! is performed with one fifteen-minute
intermission/interval.
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DISENCHANTED! - AUTHOR’S NOTE
All the princesses of Disenchanted! are none too happy with the
way they’re portrayed in today’s pop culture as helpless and weak.
They’ve come to life to set the record straight and give The
Princess Complex, today’s animated movies and theme park shows, as
well as those tired ol’ fairy tales “the bird.” The Disenchanted!
princesses are strong and confident as they put forth the idea
that self-acceptance and being perfectly ‘you’ while accepting
others in all their uniqueness is truly what living happ’ly ever
after is all about!
Beneath the comedy, slapstick and broad farce that plays out in
the Disenchanted! vaudeville, there is a very important
conversation taking place between the princesses and the
audience throughout the show. There is no fourth wall as the
princesses regale the crowd with their twisted tales of not-so-
happily ever after.
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Always keep in mind that Disenchanted! is a fast and furious
musical-comedy first. Play the camp, satire, and farce on top and
let the drama, the darker subtext in the show, speak for itself.
The show tackles such subjects as body image, race, sexual
orientation, cultural appropriation, misogyny, and the obsession
with the princess culture that aims to homogenize us all. It’s
best to let these hot button topics, to which we all can relate,
catch the audience by surprise. The messages in the show play
more powerfully when discovered beneath the laughter - y’know, a
spoonful of sugar.
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’DISENCHANTED!’
Musical Numbers and Characters
ACT I
#9 Honestly (Pocahontas) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
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ACT II
8
’DISENCHANTED!’
ACT I SCENE - THIS THEATER
TIME - NOW (FOR THE NEXT 115 MINUTES)
O l
TI sa
fills the theater...at curtain, the
pre-show music fades)
C ru
N
ANNOUNCER (V.O.)
Welcome to the (name of theater). Before our show begins, we
U e
ask that you please silence all cell phones and mobile devices.
Photography and audio recording of any kind during the
D P
performance is strictly prohibited. And now...
O ng
(drum roll; tremolo)
From lands far, far away and long ago...live, on this stage,
i
PR ns
brought to you by The Princess Complex...here they are, your
hosts for ‘DISENCHANTED!’ Please welcome Snow White,
Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty!
R ce
if reading a story)
T ay
SNOW WHITE
(reading from a book with an apple on the cover)
And with one kiss from the handsome prince, Snow White opened
oa
her eyes. She instantly fell in love with the prince and soon
after...
O
Br
CINDERELLA
(reading from a book with a
glass slipper on the cover)
The prince placed a glass slipper on Cinderella’s foot. The
slipper fit perfectly. She instantly fell in love with the
prince and soon after...
9
(chord from the BAND)
CINDERELLA (CONT.)
...they were married.
SLEEPING BEAUTY
(reading from a book with a spinning
wheel on the cover)
Sleeping Beauty was kissed by a very handsome prince and she
O l
awoke from a hundred-year sleep. She instantly fell in love
TI sa
with the prince and soon after...
C ru
N
...they were married.
U e
D P
SNOW WHITE
And they lived...
O ng
ALL THREE
Happily ever after.
i
PR ns
SNOW WHITE
Well...
R ce
ALL THREE
Not exactly.
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FO L
SNOW WHITE
(to BAND)
T ay
Hit it!
N dw
A CASTLE ON A HILL
O
Br
(riffing)
READ
10
(one more vocal riff from SNOW WHITE
interrupting CINDERELLA’S attempt to
begin her part of the song)
O l
TI sa
Go.
CINDERELLA
C ru
N
I OWN BALL GOWNS MADE OF TAFFETA AND SILK
HAIR, LOVELY AS THE DAFFODIL
U e
PEARLS; PURE AND SMOOTH AS MILK
D P
SLEEPING BEAUTY
I DREAM OF NEVER-ENDING YOUTH
O ng
NO WRINKLES AND NO LINES
i SNOW WHITE
PR ns
Would you wake up?
ALL THREE
i
SNOW WHITE
N dw
AND...JUST
ONE MORE MOMENT LIVING HAPP’LY EVER AFTER SEEMS EXTREME
ONE MORE WHISTLE WHILE I WORK AND I’M SIMPLY GONNA SCREAM!
oa
CINDERELLA
ONE MORE PUMPKIN TURNED TO HORSE AND CARRIAGE
O
Br
SNOW WHITE
(indicating CINDERELLA)
JUST ONE MORE GIRL WHO SITS AND WAITS FOR MARRIAGE
SLEEPING BEAUTY
ONE MORE DAMSEL IN DISTRESS
ALL THREE
AND WE’RE GONNA CLIMB THOSE STAIRS UP TO THE TOWER
AND UPON THE MIDNIGHT HOUR
WE’LL BREATHE IN OUR FINAL BREATHS
11
ALL THREE (CONT.)
AND TAKE A SWAN DIVE TO OUR DEATHS!
SNOW WHITE
NOW, SOME BELIEVE THAT ALL WE CRAVE IS DIAMOND RINGS
WELL, TONIGHT (TODAY) I’M HERE TO TELL YOU WE WANT MORE
CINDERELLA
WE’D LIKE FEATURE FILMS AND FAIRY TALES
O l
TI sa
SLEEPING BEAUTY
To feature more than girls with veils
C ru
N
SNOW WHITE
WHO RIDE OFF WITH SOME GUY THEY MET ONE PAGE BEFORE
U e
D P
CINDERELLA & SLEEPING BEAUTY
WE’RE MORE THAN
O ng
ALL THREE
LADIES-IN-WAITING
i
WAITING FOR THE NEXT SOIREE
PR ns
CINDERELLA
OR GARDEN PARTY ON THE ROYAL LAWN!
R ce
SLEEPING BEAUTY
i
What a yawn!
FO L
SNOW WHITE
T ay
ALL US CHICKS
N dw
CINDERELLA
FROM PRINCESS FLICKS
ALL THREE
oa
SNOW WHITE
Than “Help!”
SLEEPING BEAUTY
“Eek!”
CINDERELLA
And “Where’s the ball?”
ALL THREE
WE’RE TIRED OF THAT OL’ TIRED CLICHE!
12
SNOW WHITE
AND...JUST
ONE MORE ONCE UPON A TIME AND I SWEAR I’LL GO INSANE
SLEEPING BEAUTY
Atta girl!
CINDERELLA
ONE MORE SLIPPER MADE OF GLASS AND I SWEAR I’LL POP A VEIN!
O l
TI sa
SNOW WHITE
ONE MORE PRINCE WHO THINKS HE’S CUTE AND CHARMING
C ru
N
SLEEPING BEAUTY
WHO RIDES ‘ROUND THE KINGDOM PUCKERED UP
U e
D P
...it’s alarming!
CINDERELLA
O ng
ONE MORE GUY WITH PERFECT HAIR
i ALL THREE
PR ns
AND OFF WE GO OUT TO THE DRAWBRIDGE FOR A LEAP
WHEN ALL THE GUARDS ARE FAST ASLEEP
AND SINCE WE CANNOT SWIM OR FLOAT
R ce
SNOW WHITE
T ay
SNOW WHITE
...are so glad you could join us for our little musical tea
O
Br
party.
SNOW WHITE
Of course, the tea may be slightly bitter this evening
(afternoon).
SNOW WHITE
You see, we princesses from the original fairy tales are none
too happy with the way all those “magical” storybooks and
“classic” animated movies, not to mention all those “realistic”
theme park shows portray us.
SLEEPING BEAUTY
O l
They make us look weak!
TI sa
CINDERELLA
Like helpless damsels in distress!
C ru
N
SNOW WHITE
U e
Who do nothing more than sit around and wait for their prince to
D P
come.
O ng
Look at me. Do I look like I need to wait for my prince?
i
PR ns
(SNOW WHITE snaps her fingers...music
returns...Vamp #3 begins)
R ce
...
FO L
ALL THREE
T ay
...evil message!
N dw
SNOW WHITE
(indicating CINDERELLA)
So, with the help of this one’s fairy godmother...
oa
SLEEPING BEAUTY
A royal vaudeville, if you will!
14
(big downbeats #2 and #3...she poses
on both downbeats)
CINDERELLA
A spellbinding variety hour!
O l
SLEEPING BEAUTY
TI sa
A musical extravaganza!
C ru
N
wildly to the drumbeat)
U e
SNOW WHITE
D P
(growing impatient)
STOP IT!
O ng
(SNOW WHITE smiles as she strikes a
‘perfect-princess-hands’ pose...she
i
insists, with a glare, that SLEEPING
PR ns
BEAUTY imitate her...SLEEPING BEAUTY
does so, albeit uncomfortably)
R ce
As I was saying...
i
returns...Vamp #4 begins)
T ay
here.
CINDERELLA
In this theater!
oa
SLEEPING BEAUTY
O
Br
Tonight! (Today!)
SNOW WHITE
But time is short, my people. We only have until the clock
strikes...
CINDERELLA
Nine-twenty-five!
15
(*Note: The time reference here is 1:55
minutes after scheduled curtain time.
7:30pm=9:25pm; 8:00pm=9:55pm; 2:00pm matinee
curtain=3:55pm; 3:00pm matinee curtain=4:55pm)
SNOW WHITE
Nine-twenty-five? What happened to midnight?
CINDERELLA
O l
(Evening curtain) Well, nobody wants to sit here ’til midnight.
TI sa
So, I figured you could turn this mother out in about an hour-
and-a-half, which, by theatre law, requires one fifteen-minute
intermission, but I called in a favor and asked my fairy
C ru
N
godmother to give you an extra ten on top of that...
U e
(Matinee curtain) Well, it’s a matinee. Nobody wants to sit
D P
here ’til midnight. So, I figured you could turn this mother
out in an about hour-and-a-half, which, by theatre law, requires
one fifteen-minute intermission, but I called in a favor and
O ng
asked my fairy godmother to give you an extra ten on top of
that...
i
PR ns
(beat)
You’re welcome.
R ce
SNOW WHITE
i
(exasperated)
FO L
(to AUDIENCE)
N dw
butt (tuchas)!
(cymbal crash)
AND...JUST
ONE MORE FRIENDLY WOODLAND CREA-“CHAH”
SMILES AT ME
IT GETS MY FIST!
16
CINDERELLA
ONE MORE GROUP OF MICE WHO SEW AND IRON CLOTHES
I’LL SLIT MY WRIST
SNOW WHITE
ONE MORE BANQUET IN THE HALL, I’M LEAVING
O l
TI sa
CINDERELLA
JUST ONE MORE WALTZ AROUND THE BALL, I’LL BE HEAVING
C ru
N
SNOW WHITE
ONE MORE RIDE UPON HIS STEED
U e
D P
CINDERELLA & SLEEPING BEAUTY
AH HA HA HA
O ng
SLEEPING BEAUTY
ONE MORE
i
PR ns
...dragon
TO BE FLEED!
R ce
AH HA HA HA
FO L
SNOW WHITE
T ay
ALL THREE
BEFORE THESE HAPPY EVER AFTERS
HAVE US SWINGING FROM THE RAFTERS
HOW MUCH MORE CAN WE GIRLS TAKE
BEFORE OUR NECKS WE GLADLY SNAP AND BREAK?!
SNOW WHITE
(mocking a weak, damsel in distress)
OH
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ALL THREE
WHAT’S A GIRL TO DO?
SNOW WHITE
WE’LL STEAL THE HORSES FROM THE STABLE
TROT AS FAST AS WE ARE ABLE
O l
CINDERELLA
TI sa
THROUGH THE FOREST WITH THE NOTION
THAT WE’LL RIDE UP TO THE OCEAN
C ru
N
SLEEPING BEAUTY
WHERE WE’LL TAKE OUR FINAL WHIFF
U e
AS WE THREE GALLOP OFF A CLIFF
D P
SNOW WHITE
AND AS WE PLUNGE INTO THE SEAS
O ng
WE’LL CHANNEL THELMA AND LOUISE
i ALL THREE
PR ns
THEN SURELY EV’RYONE WILL SEE
THAT WE’LL DIE EVER HAPPILY
KNOWING THAT
R ce
WE’LL
T ay
FINALLY
BE
N dw
SNOW WHITE
(a la Effie in Dreamgirls)
FREE!!!
oa
FREE-HE-HE-HE-HE-HE-HE-HE-HE-HE-HE-HE-HE
SLEEPING BEAUTY
FRE...
O l
TI sa
SLEEPING BEAUTY
Yaaaaaa! Norma Rae! All over this guy!
C ru
N
(beat)
U e
I’m gonna go.
D P
(she exits)
O ng
SNOW WHITE
And we’ve come together tonight (today) because...well, folks,
i
let’s talk turkey, shall we? We’ve all fallen prey to The
PR ns
Princess Complex. You know, that age-old idea in which you’re
only desirable and valid if you are a beauty-obsessed, ditzy,
insecure, Bambi-like waif.
R ce
CINDERELLA
i
Hello!
T ay
Book.
SNOW WHITE
O
Br
(indicating CINDERELLA)
Yes...The Princess Complex.
#2 INSANE!
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(BELLE appears on a throne, tied up in her
apron strings...her hair is mussed and her
make-up is a mess, lipstick everywhere)
O l
TI sa
BELLE
(with an American accent...all in one breath)
My name is Belle and I’m from a small provincial town in the
C ru
N
north of France and yet I speak with an American accent.
U e
(beat)
D P
And I don’t know why.
O ng
SNOW WHITE
(with great reservation)
i
Ladies and gentlemen...it’s Belle.
PR ns
(SNOW WHITE exits...woodblock...the ticking
sound frightens BELLE)
R ce
BELLE
i
(maniacal)
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BELLE (CONT.)
DISNEY
(pretty again)
WAY
O l
THIS...IS...INSANE!
TI sa
What the heck?!
C ru
N
HAS MICKEY LOST HIS MIND?
THIS IS SO LAME
U e
THAT A MOUSE COULD BE SO DARN UNKIND
D P
TO A GIRL FROM CLASSIC LIT
WHO BABBLES ON NOW LIKE A TWIT
WITH POTTERY, FURNITURE, CARPETING -
O ng
...I could just spit!
i
PR ns
AND IT’S DRIVING ME INSANE!
AH-AH-AH
N dw
BELLE
THE FLATWARE OFTEN GREETS ME
LIKE SOME HEAVENLY KITCHEN CHOIR
oa
BELLE
I JUST TOOK A STROLL
WITH THE CASSEROLE
HAD A CHAT WITH THE DEEP FAT FRYER
O l
TI sa
WHEN I EAT
I GET STRESSED
I JUST SIT AT THE TABLE, I’M SO DEPRESSED
C ru
N
‘CAUSE I’M SCARED THAT THE DISHES WILL BREAK INTO
U e
CINDERELLA & SLEEPING BEAUTY
D P
Be...Our...
BELLE
O ng
(as if screaming in pain...cutting them off)
Aaaaaaaaa-aaand
i
PR ns
IT’S DRIVING ME INSANE!
INSANE
AH-AH-AH
i
FO L
BELLE
NOW I
T ay
WANNA CRY
THIS IS SO WACKY
N dw
BELLE
I HAVEN’T ALWAYS BEEN THIS WAY
O
Br
BELLE
WHEN I WENT FROM SMART, WITTY FRENCH GIRL
TO ONE WHO HAS DEEP CONVERSATIONS WITH HER BIDET!
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BELLE (CONT.)
And trust me...talking to inanimate objects is the least of my
worries!
O l
BELLE
TI sa
DOES ANYONE ELSE THINK IT’S STRANGE
THAT MY PAIN
C ru
N
CINDERELLA & SLEEPING BEAUTY
AH-AH-AH
U e
D P
BELLE
COMES FROM DATING A GUY
O ng
...who’s got mange?
i
HERE’S THE DIRT, HERE’S THE SCOOP:
PR ns
I’M THE GIRL WHO PICKS UP HER HUSBAND’S POOP
IN-INSANE!
BELLE
I’M FEELING OH SO DESTITUTE
oa
I’M INSANE!
O
Br
BELLE
MY GUY SHEDS LIKE A MALAMUTE!
I’M INSANE!
BELLE
OO-OO-OO-OO
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BELLE (CONT.)
I’M INSANE
SLEEPING BEAUTY
INSANE
CINDERELLA
INSANE
O l
BELLE
TI sa
OOOH
C ru
N
exit)
U e
(TAG: realizing that she’s been left alone on
D P
stage, BELLE begins to roll herself offstage
backwards a la a truck backing up)
O ng
BELLE
Beep, beep, beep...
i
PR ns
(she exits)
R ce
CINDERELLA
L...A...
n.
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CINDERELLA (CONT.)
MOOOOOOOO - LAAAAAN!
O l
#4 WITHOUT THE GUY
TI sa
C ru
N
HUA MULAN
ASIAN GIRLS ARE PRETTY
U e
WITH THOSE BLOSSOMS IN THEIR HAIR
D P
SO BEAUTIFUL AND DUTIFUL
AND VIRGINAL...
O ng
I swear.
i
SERVING UP A
PR ns
‘NOTHER CUPPA
TEA WITH LOVING CARE
R ce
(beat)
N dw
HEY
I WONDER WHY
I DIDN’T GET THE GUY
LESBIAN
I MIGHT BE LESBIAN
O l
WITHOUT THE GUY
TI sa
HISTORY AND FAIRY TALES WOULD HAVE YOU THINK
THERE’S ONLY ONE WAY FOR A PRINCESS TO GET BY:
C ru
N
BE SUPER CUTE, EAT POISONED FRUIT, FALL COMATOSE
U e
’TIL SOME MAN ON A WHITE HORSE HAPPENS TO HAPPEN BY
D P
AND THEN YOU’RE FLYING HIGH
‘CAUSE YOU THINK YOU NEED A GUY
OR ELSE YOU MIGHT JUST DIE!
O ng
WELL, NOT EV’RY GIRL
i
IS GOWNS AND CURLS
PR ns
GOD KNOWS WE’VE TRIED
FOR SOME OF US
THAT OL’ GRIMM BUS
R ce
OF DAMSELS IN DISTRESS
IT SIMPLY MEANS THOSE SCREAMING GIRLS
T ay
(matter-of-factly)
oa
(beat)
I’M A QUEEN
LIKE BILLIE JEAN
NOW IT CAN’T BE SO WRONG
IF THIS DISNEY THESPIAN
WENT “DEGENERES-IAN”
O l
I CAN RULE KINGDOMS
TI sa
FROM D.C. TO SHANGHAI!
C ru
N
(a la Eleanor Roosevelt)
U e
D P
MS. ROOSEVELT-IAN
AND LET’S SAY GOODBYE
TO THE SAME OL’ TIRED STANDBY
O ng
THAT OUR HAPPINESS DEPENDS
ON GETTING THE GUY
i
GIVEN THE CHANCE
PR ns
I’LL BE THE ONE WHO’S WEARING THE PANTS
THAT’S WHY I’M THE ONLY PRINCESS HERE
WITHOUT THE GUY
R ce
(softer now)
i
FO L
SNOW WHITE
Mirror, mirror, in my hand
Why, who’s that I see
As I strike up the band?
27
(a curtain opens revealing SLEEPING BEAUTY
asleep in an awkward position on BELLE’s
throne...BAND breaks down...SLEEPING BEAUTY
snores)
O l
TI sa
(SLEEPING BEAUTY snores louder)
C ru
N
(even louder snoring)
U e
D P
That’s perfect.
(playful at first...sing-song)
O ng
Sleeping.
i
PR ns
(more snoring; loud)
Sleeping Beauty!
R ce
CINDERELLA
(as if jolted awake)
Oh! Um...and now...
O l
Right now!
TI sa
C ru
#6 TWO LEGS
N
U e
D P
CINDERELLA (CONT.)
All the way from Copenhagen, with her very own fish
tale...here’s a girl who gave up her father...her fin...and even
O ng
her voice...just to net a man. Please welcome...
i
(she can’t pass up a bad pun)
PR ns
Just for the halibut...
R ce
Little Mermaid...wooooooooo!
CINDERELLA
(continuing on with the hokey jokes)
And she’s just ready to...dive in...and be a part of your worl-
29
THE LITTLE MERMAID
Get. Out!
O l
(BAND vamps...THE LITTLE MERMAID exits
TI sa
and soon returns with a colorful grotto
in tow)
C ru
N
(to the AUDIENCE)
U e
Okay, so...I’ve been quiet a long time. But now I gotta lotta
D P
say. I gotta lotta say.
LONG AGO
O ng
WHEN I WAS JUST A GLIMMER IN MY PARENTS’ EYES
GIRLS LIKE ME NEVER DARED STEP OUT OF LINE
i
PR ns
THEN I CAME ALONG
THIS TEENAGE BOY-CRAZED SWIMMER WITH THE FLIRTY EYES
A SPOILED PROBLEM CHILD, A HEADSTRONG BRINE
R ce
A HANDSOME PRINCE
T ay
FELL OVERBOARD
AND I GAVE HIM MOUTH-TO-MOUTH
N dw
UH—OH
TWO LEGS
TOO MANY
I’D GLADLY DUMP MY SIX INCH HEELS
TO JUMP BACK IN WITH THE MORAY EELS
TOO LATE
TO TURN BACK NOW
O l
(two clam puppets enter, one operated by
TI sa
CINDERELLA, the other by SNOW WHITE)
C ru
N
OH
U e
THE LITTLE MERMAID CINDERELLA & SNOW WHITE
D P
HANDING IN MY MERMAID FIN OOOOH
WAS CLEARLY
O ng
CINDERELLA & SNOW WHITE
NOT ALL THAT SMART
i
PR ns
THE LITTLE MERMAID
MY LIFE WAS GREAT UNTIL I GOT FILLETED
R ce
OR ELSE I’LL
ALL
GIVE THE BOYS A PEEK
oa
UH-OH
TWO LEGS
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CINDERELLA & SNOW WHITE
TWO LEGS
O l
THE LITTLE MERMAID
TI sa
I’D HAPP’LY DITCH THESE NICKS AND SCABS
TO SPEND MY LIFE WITH THE HORSESHOE CRABS
C ru
N
TOO LATE
U e
CINDERELLA & SNOW WHITE
D P
TOO LATE
ALL
O ng
TO TURN BACK NOW
i THE LITTLE MERMAID
PR ns
I CAN’T BELIEVE I SWAPPED THE SEVEN SEAS
FOR A PRINCE AND A PAIR OF THESE
R ce
UH-OH!
UH-OH!
ALL
UH-OH
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THE LITTLE MERMAID
TOO MANY
O l
TI sa
TOO LATE
C ru
N
TOO LATE
U e
ALL
D P
TO TURN BACK NOW
O ng
I’D EAS’LY JUNK THESE PANTYHOSE
FOR THE SMELL OF FLOTSAM IN MY NOSE
i
PR ns
TOO LATE
TOO LATE
i
ALL
FO L
I PRAY SOMEDAY
THAT I’LL SWAP THESE
AND RETURN TO THE SEVEN SEAS
ALL
SEVEN SEAS
33
(Final pose...TAG: SNOW WHITE and CINDERELLA
exit leaving THE LITTLE MERMAID alone on
stage...SNOW WHITE reenters...THE LITTLE
MERMAID grabs her grotto and exits)
SNOW WHITE
Well...that went well.
(switching gears)
O l
TI sa
Okay, getting back on track now...here she is...from the pretty
pine...
C ru
N
(SLEEPING BEAUTY, wearing antlers and
bleating away on a deer call, dances
U e
onto the stage...she makes like a deer
D P
and she struts around the stage...before
long, SLEEPING BEAUTY spins out of control
into a Lion-King-esque/Julie Taymor
O ng
dramatic modern dance as she continues
to toot on the deer call)
i
PR ns
Stop it!
SLEEPING BEAUTY
T ay
SNOW WHITE
Oh, I’m surprised all right. What is this; what are you
supposed to be anyway?
oa
SLEEPING BEAUTY
(straight-faced)
O
Br
I’m a doe.
(beat)
A deer.
(beat)
A female dee -
34
SNOW WHITE
Alright, I get it! Look, that is probably one the most
ridiculous, nonsensical, harebrained things I’ve ever seen.
CINDERELLA
(bursting onto the stage)
Hello!
O l
forest headdress made up of glittery trees
TI sa
...it looks like a summer camp arts and crafts
project...she also carries a papier-mâché
hummingbird attached to a stick with string and
C ru
N
wears a raccoon puppet on her hand...she twirls
the bird above her head)
U e
D P
SLEEPING BEAUTY
It’s a hummingbird! Can you see the forest? And the raccoon?!
O ng
(beat as SNOW WHITE glares at the two)
No? Okay. i
PR ns
(SLEEPING BEAUTY attempts to stop CINDERELLA)
R ce
the stage)
O
Br
SNOW WHITE
(to the AUDIENCE)
Take two.
35
SNOW WHITE (CONT.)
Now here she is, from the pretty pinewoods of Appalachia, in
another patently percipient, parody-pushing parade of pantomime
protest proffering pep and poignancy, a personable, pint-sized,
eye-peeling pixie from the past that we pray will please and
propel you to passionately put your palms parallel for the
pulchritudinous and possessingly appealing yet presently peeved
Powhatan princess...Boom!
O l
(she revels in her victory over the
TI sa
alliterative introduction)
C ru
N
(she exits...POCAHONTAS enters wearing a
U e
tight Native American-themed mini-dress and
D P
strikes a pose...she suddenly tosses a handful
of colorful, fake leaves into the air)
O ng
i #7 POCAHONTAS’ THEME (UNDERSCORE)
PR ns
POCAHONTAS
R ce
SNOW WHITE
The Princess Complex.
oa
SLEEPING BEAUTY
The Princess Complex.
O
Br
CINDERELLA
The Princess Complex.
POCAHONTAS
The Princess Complex.
SNOW WHITE
The Princess Complex. A new fragrance brewed up by the friendly
folks who brought you Toddlers and Tiaras.
(beat)
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SNOW WHITE (CONT.)
A show that ran six seasons.
(beat)
On TLC.
(beat...then, in disbelief)
O l
The Learning Channel!
TI sa
POCAHONTAS
The Princess Complex.
C ru
N
CINDERELLA
U e
A parfum du ‘toilet.’ (pronounced as written: toilet)
D P
SLEEPING BEAUTY
A delicate feminine scent.
O ng
CINDERELLA
i
A cologne for the discerning lady designed to make you
PR ns
absolutely reek with the smell of fear and insecurity.
POCAHONTAS
R ce
SLEEPING BEAUTY
FO L
One spray on the wrist and you’ll be pining away for your knight
in shining armor.
T ay
CINDERELLA
N dw
POCAHONTAS
oa
SNOW WHITE
A specially concocted potion that guarantees despair...
SLEEPING BEAUTY
Prolonged crying spells...
POCAHONTAS
And starvation resulting in a waistline smaller than your own
neck.
37
SNOW WHITE
Just a dab behind each ear and you too can look forward to
spending a lifetime as a damsel in distress.
POCAHONTAS
A damsel in distress?
SNOW WHITE
(pointed now)
O l
A lifetime...as a damsel in distress.
TI sa
C ru
#8 FOR THE REST OF OUR LIVES
N
U e
D P
(SNOW WHITE spritzes herself with The
Princess Complex perfume and becomes a
vacant, ditzy damsel in distress)
O ng
SNOW WHITE (CONT.)
i
LOOK AT ME, I’M SWEET
PR ns
(SLEEPING BEAUTY spritzes herself and
R ce
SLEEPING BEAUTY
i
CINDERELLA
ME
I’M BRAIN-FREE
WITHOUT A CLUE AS TO WHY
oa
WE ARE SO DITZY
WE’RE HELPLESSLY FRAIL
BUT WE’RE HAPPY AS LONG AS A PRINCE SAVES OUR TAIL
SO, WE’LL BE OBEDIENT WIVES
FOR THE REST OF OUR LIVES
POCAHONTAS
The rest of our lives? Isn’t that like a really long time?
SNOW WHITE
Why, yes! Because happily ever after…
38
(pointed...sober for a moment)
CINDERELLA
(damsel in distress again)
O l
I’M OBSESSED WITH MY LOOKS
TI sa
(SLEEPING BEAUTY spritzes herself)
C ru
N
SLEEPING BEAUTY
(damsel in distress again)
U e
I’M OBSESSED WITH MY HAIR
D P
(SNOW WHITE spritzes herself)
O ng
SNOW WHITE
(damsel in distress again)
AND WHEN i
PR ns
SEVEN MEN
NEED A MAID
R ce
I’m so there!
i
WE ARE SO DELICATE
WEAK, THROUGH AND THROUGH
T ay
SNOW WHITE
LONG, LONG AGO
oa
(echoing)
LONG, LONG AGO
SNOW WHITE
HOW, HOW COULD WE KNOW
CINDERELLA
(mocking a damsel in distress pose)
And this!
O l
SLEEPING BEAUTY
TI sa
(mocking a damsel in distress pose)
And this!
POCAHONTAS
C ru
N
(following suit...mocking a damsel in
distress pose)
U e
And this?
D P
SNOW WHITE
TEACHING LITTLE GIRLS
O ng
THAT ALL YOU REALLY NEED
i
SNOW WHITE, CINDERELLA & SLEEPING BEAUTY
PR ns
Is a prince and a castle
POCAHONTAS
FO L
SLEEPING BEAUTY
N dw
Indeed!
SNOW WHITE
One spritz...proceed!
oa
POCAHONTAS
(getting it now)
LOOK AT ME, I’M CUTE
LOOK AT ME, I’M SPRY
AND I’M
40
POCAHONTAS (CONT.)
ONE SLICE SHORT
OF A FULL PIZZA PIE
ALL FOUR
WE ARE SO FRAGILE
WE’RE SO DARN CLICHE
BUT AS LONG AS A MAN AND A MOAT COMES OUR WAY
WE’LL HAPPILY WAIT ’TIL THE BABY ARRIVES
O l
TI sa
FOR THE REST OF
C ru
N
BEST OF OUR
SATINY, PERMANENT-PRESSED OF OUR
U e
MESSED OF OUR
D P
(playing with their hair)
O ng
TRESSED OF OUR
CRAMMED AND JAMMED IN THIS DRESSED OF OUR
i
STRESSED OF OUR
PR ns
CHEST OF OUR
BLESS-ED DAMSEL IN DISTRESSED OF OUR
R ce
REST
OF
i
OUR LIVES!
FO L
Ahh...
(ALL exit)
oa
SNOW WHITE
I now give you Pocahontas...in her own words.
#9 HONESTLY
41
POCAHONTAS
SOME LOVE HISTORY
AND SOME MAKE IT THEIR OWN
THAT’S HOW IT GOES
I SUPPOSE
O l
WE JUST STAND BY
TI sa
(POCAHONTAS’ voice completely transitions
to the actor’s full, real voice)
C ru
N
THE TRUTH IS I WAS
U e
JUST A CHILD
D P
AND IF YOU SAW ME
I REALLY ONLY STOOD THIS TALL
O ng
(she raises her hand to about waist-high)
i
AND EV’RY PROBLEM SEEMED SO SMALL
PR ns
’TIL HOLLYWOOD CAME CALLIN’
AND THAT’S WHEN
R ce
HONESTLY
O l
CAN SOMEONE TELL ME WHY
TI sa
I’M FORCED TO ROW AROUND THAT RIVERBEND?
JUST AROUND THE RIVERBEND!
C ru
N
AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO KNOWS
THIS IS PRETEND?
U e
D P
AND HONESTLY
O ng
BUT NOW I’M TWENTY-THREE!
i
CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN WHY LEAVES KEEP FOLLOWING ME?
PR ns
AND WHY MY STORY CAN’T BE TOLD
HONESTLY?
R ce
HONESTLY
i
mirror in hand)
N dw
SNOW WHITE
Okay. I am prepared to try this again.
oa
(calling offstage)
Cinderella!
O l
Cinderella!
TI sa
(CINDERELLA pops onto the stage holding
her wooden-handled straw broom)
C ru
N
CINDERELLA
U e
Hello!
D P
SNOW WHITE
Look, it’s getting late and this is the last chance for Princess
O ng
Ambien over there to sing her song. So, let’s calmly jump ahead
to the next princess.
i
PR ns
CINDERELLA
Calmly. Got it.
R ce
her lungs)
FO L
(beat, silence)
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CINDERELLA (CONT.)
Ooooow.
O l
TI sa
(SFX: Glass breaking offstage)
(beat)
C ru
N
(in a stage whisper, aside to SNOW WHITE)
U e
D P
Glass slipper.
SNOW WHITE
O ng
I know.
i
(beat...SNOW WHITE is about to speak)
PR ns
CINDERELLA
(cutting her off)
R ce
SNOW WHITE
FO L
#11 FINALLY
O
Br
CINDERELLA
WITH CINDERELL...
O l
SNOW WHITE
TI sa
YES, IT’S
C ru
N
TAKEN TIME
TO SEE THE LIGHT
U e
OF A MOVIE SCREEN
D P
SO BIG AND BRIGHT
O ng
AND NOW IT’S TIME
TO MAKE IT RIGHT
I DECREE i
PR ns
I’M FINALLY PART OF THE ROYAL MENAGERIE
SNOW WHITE
R ce
A STORYBOOK PRINCESS
O
Br
I HAD A DREAM
TO BE PART OF THAT TEAM
AND BETTER LATE THAN NEVER, THAT’S A FACT
AND NOW
I AM THAT STORYBOOK PRINCESS
THAT’S FIN’LLY GONE BLACK
46
THE PRINCESS WHO KISSED THE FROG (CONT.)
Now, let’s bring this house down! Check it out!
O l
A SONG?
TI sa
LOOK AT ME!
C ru
N
IT’S BEEN HUNDREDS OF YEARS
U e
BUT, AT LAST, IT APPEARS
D P
THAT I’M MOVIN’ ON UP
IT’S TIME TO UNPACK
O ng
‘CAUSE I AM THAT STORYBOOK PRINCESS
THAT’S FIN’LLY GONE BLACK!
i
PR ns
YEAH!
I’m what?!
YEAH!
O l
quick costume change)
TI sa
PRINCESSES
BET ON BLACK
C ru
N
YEAH!
U e
(the PRINCESSES launch into a fun-loving,
D P
diva-licious dance segment)
O ng
IT’S BEEN A HUNDRED-YEAR STROLL
TO GET A SNOW WHITE WITH SOUL
i
PR ns
Check her out!
ALL
THE FIRST NUBIAN QUEEN
ALL OTHERS
Wack-a-wack!
48
THE PRINCESS WHO KISSED THE FROG
I AM THAT STORYBOOK PRINCESS
THAT’S FIN’LLY
NOW, THIS GIRL’S HERE TO STAY
WHAT CAN I BE-YON-CÉ?
HUA MULAN
(carried away)
And this Roberta ain’t takin’ no ‘Flack.’
O l
TI sa
THE PRINCESS WHO KISSED THE FROG
(to HUA MULAN)
I got this.
C ru
N
‘CAUSE I AM THAT STORYBOOK PRINCESS
U e
THAT’S FINALLY
D P
ALL
GETTIN’ A MOAT
O ng
WITH A DRAWBRIDGE AND BOAT
iTHE PRINCESS WHO KISSED THE FROG
PR ns
BUT I’M KEEPIN’ MY PINK CADILLAC
ALL
R ce
Hey...
i
I AM THAT STORYBOOK
T ay
ALL OTHERS
THAT’S FIN’LLY GONE BLACK
ALL
THAT’S FIN’LLY GONE BLAAAAAAACK!
49
THE PRINCESS WHO KISSED THE FROG
(riffing)
YEAH!
You’re welcome!
O l
TI sa
holding a stack of three placards)
C ru
N
#12 INTERMISSION / (SLEEPING BEAUTY’S STRUT) (UNDERSCORE)
U e
D P
(SLEEPING BEAUTY struts across the stage,
mimicking CINDERELLA’s placard bit from
O ng
earlier in the show...SLEEPING BEAUTY’s
top placard has the words “AND NOW” printed
on it...she stops and faces front to the
i
PR ns
AUDIENCE with a percussion bump...she tosses
away the top placard revealing a second placard
that reads “INTERMISSION”...she smiles and then
R ce
- END ACT I -
N dw
oa
O
Br
50
’DISENCHANTED!’
ACT II SCENE - STILL THIS THEATER
TIME - 15 MINUTES LATER
O l
TI sa
(On the final beat of the “ENTR’ACTE,” SNOW WHITE
C ru
and CINDERELLA are revealed.)
N
SNOW WHITE
U e
We’re back!
D P
(CINDERELLA makes a breathy “Aaaaah!” sound
O ng
with jazz hands...SNOW WHITE snaps her back
into place)
i
Now...many of us princesses originally hail from the German
PR ns
motherland. First, of course, was me...everybody’s
favorite...Snow White! Better known as...
R ce
CINDERELLA
T ay
Ash-ten-pooch-tall! (AH-SHEN-POO-TILL)
SNOW WHITE
O
Br
(losing patience)
Yeah, something like that. Now...to sell cinema tickets and
plush dolls to the masses, we German princesses had to be
Americanized.
CINDERELLA
Commercialized.
SNOW WHITE
Merchandized.
51
CINDERELLA
Advertised.
(beat)
SNOW WHITE
I told you not to do that.
O l
TI sa
(beat...SNOW WHITE begins to speak again)
CINDERELLA
C ru
N
(cutting off SNOW WHITE)
I apologiiiiize.
U e
D P
(beat...SNOW WHITE glares at her)
SNOW WHITE
O ng
What we’re trying to say here is that there is one German
princess who refuses to give in to the capitalism and greed of
i
Hollywood. And she’s here with us tonight (today)!
PR ns
SNOW WHITE & CINDERELLA
Ladies und gentlemen, please willkommen...Rapunzel!
R ce
(they exit)
i
FO L
T ay
RAPUNZEL
Und now...I sing!
52
RAPUNZEL (CONT.)
(loud, guttural and drawn out)
Nein!
Of a catastrophe!
O l
SEE, IT’S ABOUT ZE VAY
TI sa
ZAT I’M DISPLAYED
ONLINE ON ZE VORLD VIDE VEB
AND ON SALE AT ZE LOCAL DOLLAR TREE
C ru
N
(loud...Brunhildesque)
U e
D P
I FIND MYSELF
ON EV’RY VALMART SHELF
O ng
Und dis Valt Disney has pimped me out!
i
TO ZE SUITS ON OLD VALL STREET
PR ns
NOW...I’M...ON
T-SHIRTS
R ce
SNOW WHITE
I’M ON SVEATPANTS
I’M ON SVIMTRUNKS
I’M ON GIRLIES’ UNDERVEAR
RAPUNZEL
Hey!
53
RAPUNZEL (CONT.)
YOU’VE TATTOOED MY PUSS
ON YOUR CABUSS
SNOW WHITE
Hey!
O l
CINDERELLA
TI sa
YOU CAN EVEN FIND DIS FRÄULEIN’S MUG
ON LAUNDRY DETERGENT
C ru
N
ALL THREE
Hey! Hey! Hey!
U e
D P
UND VHAT’VE VE GOT TO SHOW FOR IT?
NOT VONE RED CENT
O ng
RAPUNZEL
NOT VONE RED CENT
i
PR ns
SNOW WHITE & CINDERELLA
NOT VONE RED CENT
R ce
RAPUNZEL
NOT VONE RED CENT
i
FO L
RAPUNZEL
N dw
RAPUNZEL
NOT VONE RED CENT
ALL THREE
HOW MUCH DO VE GET
FROM EV’RY DOLLAR ZAT IS SCHPENT?
NOT VONE RED CENT!
54
SNOW WHITE & CINDERELLA
VONE, VONE, VONE
VONE, VONE, VONE, VONE
RAPUNZEL
Now, ve add in ze ow-di-ence!
O l
TI sa
(houselights up)
RAPUNZEL
C ru
N
Und now...ve all sing!
U e
SNOW WHITE & CINDERELLA
D P
(guttural...angry now)
Und you vill like it!
O ng
RAPUNZEL
(a tempo)
i
Vhen I say “Not vone red cent!”...you say “Not vone red cent!”
PR ns
Ready? Let’s give it a try!
RAPUNZEL
N dw
RAPUNZEL
O
Br
(beat)
RAPUNZEL
Zat vas ow-ful!
55
SNOW WHITE
But my side vuz gud!
CINDERELLA
My side vuz bettah!
RAPUNZEL
Uh no!
O l
(cutting the BAND off)
TI sa
Ve have discrepancy! Der is only vone vay to solve dis!
C ru
N
SNOW WHITE
(no accent)
U e
There is?
D P
(catching herself)
O ng
I mean...
i
(back to terrible German accent)
PR ns
Der is?!
R ce
RAPUNZEL
Uh-huh. Vith a sing off!
i
FO L
Schneewittchen!
O
Br
SNOW WHITE
Ya?
RAPUNZEL
You vill have from dis seat all ze vay to zat seat and all ze
vay back and up!
SNOW WHITE
(happy with her team)
Ya!
56
RAPUNZEL
Zat means, Aschenputtel, zat you vill have...
(low...guttural)
Them.
(beat)
O l
TI sa
CINDERELLA
(no German accent; complaining)
But I don’t think that’s...
C ru
N
RAPUNZEL
U e
Dis is fair!
D P
(BAND returns to the vamp)
O ng
Now...ve practice! Schneewittchen! You are first!
i
(SNOW WHITE leads her AUDIENCE in the chant)
PR ns
NOT VONE RED CENT
R ce
RAPUNZEL
NOT VONE RED CENT
T ay
RAPUNZEL
ZAT’S HOW MUCH VE GET FROM EV’RY
oa
RAPUNZEL
Not so bad.
(sarcastic...thrown away)
57
(she indicates the SELECTED AUDIENCE
MEMBERS with disgust...BAND stops)
RAPUNZEL (CONT.)
You.
(beat)
Und...
O l
TI sa
(BAND returns to the vamp as CINDERELLA
leads her team in the chant, though she
doesn’t sing with them)
C ru
N
NOT VONE RED CENT
U e
D P
SELECTED AUDIENCE MEMBERS
(with CINDERELLA encouraging them
but not singing along)
O ng
NOT VONE RED CENT
i RAPUNZEL
PR ns
NOT VONE RED CENT
RAPUNZEL
T ay
CINDERELLA
(jumping the gun)
Not vone red cent!
oa
RAPUNZEL
O
Br
Furchtbar!
Embarrassing.
RAPUNZEL (CONT.)
Remember to follow your leader.
SNOW WHITE
Ve’re first!
CINDERELLA
O l
(no German accent; not having fun)
TI sa
And we’re last.
RAPUNZEL
C ru
N
Okay, zen...here ve go. On ze count of drei! Eins! Zwei!
Drei!
U e
D P
ALL THREE
NOT...VONE...RED...CENT
O ng
SNOW WHITE & AUDIENCE
NOT VONE RED CENT
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PR ns
RAPUNZEL
NOT VONE RED CENT
R ce
SNOW WHITE
YOU CAN FIND MY FACE ON PACK OF MINTY FRESH TRIDENT!
N dw
RAPUNZEL
NOT VONE RED CENT
oa
RAPUNZEL
NOT VONE RED CENT
CINDERELLA
I’m on box of Vheaties but it don’t change my bank schtatement!
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RAPUNZEL
NOT VONE RED CENT
RAPUNZEL
NOT VONE RED CENT
O l
SELECTED AUDIENCE MEMBERS
TI sa
(with CINDERELLA encouraging them
but not singing along)
NOT VONE RED CENT
C ru
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ALL THREE
U e
VE CAN’T PAY ZE RENT
D P
‘COS VE’VE SEEN
NOT
VONE
O ng
SCHTINKING
RED CENT!
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PR ns
RAPUNZEL
(stepping forward; deliberate and drawn out)
VE’VE SEEN
R ce
NOT
VONE
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RED...
FO L
CENT
Und...
O
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ALL THREE
VE’VE SEEN NOT VONE RED CENT!
Hey!
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CINDERELLA & SNOW WHITE (CONT.)
Hey!
O l
TI sa
(PRINCESS BADROULBADOUR enters on a magic
carpet - whether it be a costume piece or
prop/set piece, she’s riding it...and it
C ru
N
looks purposefully ridiculous)
U e
PRINCESS BADROULBADOUR
D P
(sarcastic...feigning wonderment)
Oooooo...look at me! I’m flying! Ooooooooooo! Here I am,
coming in for a landing...ooooooooooo...ooooooooooo...
O ng
yaaaaaaaaaa...ooooooooooo!
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(she simply walks to her spot)
PR ns
And I’m here. Okay, let’s do this.
R ce
(proud)
i
You don’t. Well, I was in a book called, One Thousand and One
N dw
Nights.
(sarcastic; to AUDIENCE)
(back to sarcasm)
Well, that’s not me! Truth of the matter is that the Aladdin
stories actually took place in South Asia. Don’t’cha just love
it when a big family entertainment company takes a classic story
and spins it into a whole new world?
O l
TI sa
Shining
Shimmering
C ru
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Splendid
U e
D P
Hashtag -
O ng
(PRINCESS BADROULBADOUR stops the BAND)
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AreYouKiddingMe?!
PR ns
(referring to her flying carpet)
R ce
I’m...a...
oa
I DON’T DO MUCH
OF WORK AND SUCH
I’M SIMPLY STORY-FREE
I’M THE POSTER CHILD FOR MIDDLE EASTERN MISO-GY-NY
O l
TI sa
(beat)
C ru
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NOW THAT I CAN DRIVE A CAR
U e
I’LL DRIVE IT STRAIGHT DOWN THE THROAT OF OL’ JAFAR
D P
AND THEN THIS WOMAN’S WORK IS FIN’LLY DONE!
O ng
WITH THE SECONDARY PLOT LINE
WILL HAVE SECONDARY BILLING
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TO...NO...ONE
PR ns
(PRINCESS BADROULBADOUR holds the final
note a long time)
R ce
CINDERELLA
O
Br
Snack time!
We never eat.
O l
#17 ALL I WANNA DO IS EAT
TI sa
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CINDERELLA (CONT.)
I RUN TEN MILES A DAY
U e
D P
SNOW WHITE
(entering)
I’VE NEVER TASTED A MILKY WAY
O ng
CINDERELLA
i
I HAD SOME RIBS
PR ns
(THE LITTLE MERMAID, THE PRINCESS WHO KISSED
R ce
(explaining)
FO L
I BREASTSTROKE TO AFRICA
O
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And back!
CINDERELLA
AND I HAVEN’T EATEN SINCE YESTERDAY
‘CAUSE I’M TOLD TO KEEP MY WAISTLINE SHRINKIN’
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ALL
BUT I JUST CAN’T STOP THINKIN’ THAT
CINDERELLA
ALL I WANNA DO IS EAT
O l
CINDERELLA
TI sa
ALL I WANNA DO IS EAT
SLEEPING BEAUTY
C ru
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Hot pockets!
U e
CINDERELLA
D P
EVEN THOUGH PRINCESSES ARE TOLD TO STAY
LIGHT ON THEIR FEET
O ng
THAT DOESN’T KEEP ME FROM THINKIN’
ALL I WANNA DO IS CHEAT
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PR ns
ALL
ALL I WANNA DO IS EAT
R ce
SNOW WHITE
I GO TO ZUMBA DANCE
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FO L
HUA MULAN
AND I’VE CROSSED THE GOBI JUST TO FIT IN THESE PANTS
T ay
CINDERELLA
N dw
Lipozene
oa
ALL
BUT I JUST CAN’T HELP STOPPIN’ TO THINK
CINDERELLA
THAT ALL I WANNA DO IS EAT
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THE PRINCESS WHO KISSED THE FROG
A PIZZA
CINDERELLA
ALL I WANNA DO IS EAT
SLEEPING BEAUTY
Little Debbie’s!
O l
ALL
TI sa
EVEN THOUGH PRINCESSES ARE TOLD
THEY GOTTA HAVE A TINY, TIGHT SEAT
THAT DOESN’T KEEP ME FROM THINKIN’
C ru
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CINDERELLA
U e
THAT A SINGLE FRENCH FRY
D P
WOULD MORE THAN SATISFY
THIS HUNGER DEEP INSIDE ME
O ng
BUT IN OUR FILMS AND BOOKS
IT’S ALL ABOUT OUR LOOKS
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SO US HUNGRY GIRLS KEEP CRAVIN’
PR ns
CINDERELLA & SNOW WHITE
CRASH DIETING, POUND SHAVIN’
R ce
ALL
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CINDERELLA
T ay
HUA MULAN
HÄAGEN DAZS
CINDERELLA
oa
ALL
HÄAGEN DAZS
CINDERELLA
(breaking the pose)
EVEN THOUGH
ALL
PRINCESSES ARE TAUGHT
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ALL (CONT.)
TO RUN FROM ANYTHING SWEET
CINDERELLA
(starting to lose control)
SWEET, SWEET, SWEET!
ALL
THAT DOESN’T KEEP ME FROM THINKIN’
O l
TI sa
CINDERELLA SNOW WHITE
THAT A HUNK OF STRING CHEESE
BRINGS MOMMA TO HER KNEES STRING CHEESE
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SHE’S HUNGRY
AND FILLS AWW!
U e
ME LIKE NO OTHER AWW!
D P
ALL OTHERS
OTHER
O ng
CINDERELLA ALL OTHERS
BUT IN A i
PR ns
FAIRY TALE AHH
ONLY SKINNY WOMEN PREVAIL! AHH
R ce
CINDERELLA
SO WE GOTTA KEEP OUR HEART RATES PUMPIN’
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FO L
ALL
JUST TO KEEP FROM GETTING PLUMP AN’ YET
oa
CINDERELLA
ALL I WANT
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SLEEPING BEAUTY
A Twinkie!
CINDERELLA
ALL I WANT
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THE LITTLE MERMAID, SNOW WHITE, HUA MULAN
& SLEEPING BEAUTY
TO DO IS EAT
O l
(admonishing THE PRINCESS WHO KISSED THE FROG)
TI sa
EVEN THOUGH PRINCESSES ARE TOLD
TO CUT BACK ON RED MEAT
C ru
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HUA MULAN
MEAT
U e
D P
(ALL PRINCESSES throw a disapproving
look to HUA MULAN)
O ng
CINDERELLA
THAT DOESN’T KEEP ME FROM THINKIN’
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ALL I WANNA DO IS EAT
PR ns
THE LITTLE MERMAID
A CHEETO
R ce
CINDERELLA
i
EAT
FO L
SNOW WHITE
T ay
A DORITO
N dw
CINDERELLA
EAT
CINDERELLA
EAT, EAT
ALL I WANNA DO IS EAT
SNOW WHITE
SOMETHIN’ FINGER-LICKIN’
CINDERELLA
EAT
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HUA MULAN
LIKE A BUCKET OF CHICKEN
CINDERELLA
EAT
O l
CINDERELLA
TI sa
EAT, EAT
I’M SO HUNGRY I’M GONNA EAT
C ru
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SNOW WHITE
A QUARTER POUNDER
U e
D P
CINDERELLA
GONNA EAT
O ng
ALL
’TIL I’M ROUNDER
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PR ns
CINDERELLA
GONNA EAT
R ce
MY FRIEND FLOUNDER!
FO L
EAT SUSHI
ALL I WANNA DO IS...
T ay
It’s fish.
O
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CINDERELLA
(scolding)
He is your best friend.
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(one by one, each of the PRINCESSES turn
their backs on THE LITTLE MERMAID. . .
THE LITTLE MERMAID, embarrassed, exits
in shame...CINDERELLA collects herself and
continues)
CINDERELLA
ALL I WANNA DO
ALL I WANNA DO
O l
TI sa
(she becomes caught up in the passion of
finally eating after all these years)
C ru
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ALL I WANNA DO
OOOOO...OOOOOOOH...YA!
U e
D P
(she pulls the Butterfinger candy bar out of
her dress...she’s ready to eat it but then
fights with herself...she finally throws the
O ng
candy bar offstage where THE LITTLE MERMAID
just exited...CINDERELLA collects herself)
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PR ns
IS EAT
EAT
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bar)
ALL
(living vicariously through her...melting)
oa
Oh!
O
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(as the lights come up, CINDERELLA and HUA
MULAN are discovered on opposite sides of
the stage...they clean the stage floor...
they inadvertently make eye contact...they
playfully flirt with one another from afar...
CINDERELLA winks at HUA MULAN...CINDERELLA
throws her leaves in the air and coyly
gestures for HUA MULAN to follow her offstage...
CINDERELLA exits...HUA MULAN throws her leaves
O l
in the air and enthusiastically runs after
TI sa
CINDERELLA)
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#19 A HAPPY TUNE?
U e
D P
(drum roll and tremolo)
O ng
SNOW WHITE
(from behind the curtain)
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And now...please welcome back to the stage...the one, the
PR ns
only...
R ce
Me.
FO L
this next ‘happy tune’ to all our Prince Charmings without whom,
we princesses wouldn’t be...
(sarcastic now)
O l
AND I PRAY THINGS CHANGE REAL SOON
TI sa
‘CAUSE HERE I AM STILL WHISTLING
WHILE I’M DUSTING
WHILE I’M BISSELING
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AND AS A WOMAN THAT GETS ME...BRISTLING
U e
SO IT’S TIME I CHANGED...THE TUNE
D P
(drum roll and tremolo)
O ng
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back to the stage my very
good friends...Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty!
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PR ns
(they enter and pose...CINDERELLA holds
a triangle and SLEEPING BEAUTY carries a
duck call...they will censor the
R ce
NOW, IF HE
FO L
WANTS ME TO DO DISHES
THEN TO THAT I SAY (duck call) YOU
T ay
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SNOW WHITE
(cutting them off)
BUT NOW
WE MUST GROW SOME BRASS
AND STOP THIS MINDLESS WHISTLING
O l
THAT PRINCE
TI sa
THAT PRINCE
TO TAKE HIS OUT-OF-DATE DEMANDS
AND STICK THEM UP HIS CHARMING...
C ru
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(duck call & triangle)
U e
(the cacophony continues until SNOW WHITE
D P
stops it)
SNOW WHITE
O ng
SO, WHEN HE
TELLS YOU TO DO LAUNDRY
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PR ns
CINDERELLA
I’D LIKE TO SEE HIM TRY
R ce
SNOW WHITE
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SLEEPING BEAUTY
And die!
N dw
SNOW WHITE
AND IF HE DOESN’T SHAPE UP
HE CAN KISS MY (duck call)
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GOODBYE
O
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SLEEPING BEAUTY
AND THE GUY CAN MOP HIS OWN (triangle - 2 hits) FLOOR
CINDERELLA
‘CAUSE I AIN’T GONNA TAKE IT UP THE (loooong duck call)...
(beat)
(innocently)
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CINDERELLA
...NO MORE
SNOW WHITE
NOW, WE’VE ONE LAST THING TO DO
AND THAT’S TO SAY I LOVE YOU DEARLY
BUT IF THINGS DON’T CHANGE
THEN I’LL SIMPLY SAY
O l
(they break into three-part harmony)
TI sa
SNOW WHITE
FORGET
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SLEEPING BEAUTY
U e
FORGET
D P
CINDERELLA
FORGET
O ng
ALL THREE
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(forcefully; not pretty)
PR ns
YOU!
empowered)
FO L
T ay
on her mind)
SNOW WHITE
oa
SLEEPING BEAUTY
(clearing her throat)
Excuse me, but uh...aren’t we forgetting a little something
here?
SNOW WHITE
(through a smile; humoring SLEEPING BEAUTY)
No, Sleepy. We’re almost out of time, so we’re jumping to the
finale.
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SLEEPING BEAUTY
But I’m awake now and I’m ready to sing my song.
SNOW WHITE
(slightly stronger now)
Finale.
SLEEPING BEAUTY
(laughing now...through a forced smile)
O l
Can we have a meeting?
TI sa
SNOW WHITE
(feeling awkward)
C ru
N
Uh...okay. Sure.
U e
SLEEPING BEAUTY
D P
Why can’t I sing my song?
SNOW WHITE
O ng
You’ve already had two chances - both of which you slept
through! Really, Sleepy, I don’t think I can stand one more
i
idiotic, dimwitted assault on my intelligence!
PR ns
CINDERELLA
(entering)
R ce
Hello!
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SNOW WHITE
FO L
Oh, brother.
T ay
(to AUDIENCE)
N dw
SLEEPING BEAUTY
oa
SNOW WHITE
And I don’t understand why she doesn’t understand that there’s
no time...
CINDERELLA
And I don’t understand why, when the prince came looking for the
girl who fit the glass slipper, that I was the only one in the
kingdom with a size seven. C’mon, girls, there are a lot of
size sevens out there—
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SLEEPING BEAUTY
(cutting CINDERELLA off mid-sentence)
Why can’t we just fit me in?
SNOW WHITE
Because you just don’t fit in!
O l
TI sa
Okay, that’s not what I meant. You know what I meant.
SLEEPING BEAUTY
C ru
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Oh, I know what you meant. I totally get it. I’m not the
perfect princess with the perfect hair and the perfect make-up
U e
and the perfect...
D P
(she mimics the ‘perfect-princess-hands’ pose)
O ng
This! I thought tonight (today) wasn’t about being like...
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(she mimics the ‘perfect-princess-hands’ pose)
PR ns
This. I thought maybe tonight (today) was about being like...
R ce
This. Or like...
FO L
This...
This.
(she mimics the ‘perfect-princess-hands’ pose)
(beat)
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SNOW WHITE
(posing with ‘perfect-princess-hands’)
Oh, c’mon, Sleepy. That’s not fair. I didn’t mean that you had
to be like this...
O l
(SNOW WHITE looks down at her hands and
TI sa
realizes that she’s been forcing The
Princess Complex on everyone)
C ru
N
Oh. I get it.
U e
(beat; lowering her hands)
D P
And you know what? I actually think your song would fit
perfectly right here. So...shouldn’t you go get ready?
O ng
SLEEPING BEAUTY
i
(suddenly excited)
PR ns
Yes! Yes I should.
R ce
SNOW WHITE
Okay, okay, okay...so I can be nice. Let it go.
T ay
SNOW WHITE
(interrupting, mortified)
We are not doing this right now! Go get ready.
(CINDERELLA exits)
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SNOW WHITE
Okay, I’m going to need that mirror.
And...
O l
#20 PERFECT
TI sa
C ru
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(mark tree and “magic mirror” music)
U e
SNOW WHITE (CONT.)
D P
Mirror, mirror, in my hand
Why who’s that I see
As I strike up the band?
O ng
(the curtain opens...SLEEPING BEAUTY enters
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with her own mirror in hand now)
PR ns
Go get ‘em.
R ce
SLEEPING BEAUTY
FO L
MY SKIN IS SO
NOT WHITE AS SNOW
N dw
NO...
I’VE GOT FRECKLES EVERYWHERE
O l
TI sa
‘CAUSE I’M PERFECT
I’M PERFECTLY PERFECT
I LIKE THE SIZE OF MY NOSE
C ru
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I’m in love from my head to my toes
U e
D P
‘CAUSE I’M PERFECT
I’M PERFECT JUST THE WAY THAT I AM
WHAT’S NOT TO LOVE ABOUT ME?
O ng
NOW, THERE ARE THOSE WHO WILL TELL YOU
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TO CORSET IT, SQUEEZE IT, AND CINCH
PR ns
it
R ce
And kids,
I’M PERFECT
I’M PERFECT JUST THE WAY THAT I AM
WHAT’S NOT TO LOVE ABOUT
I’M HOT
I’LL STAND UP AND SHOUT IT OUT
I’VE GOT
THAT CERTAIN JE NE SAIS QUOI-LITY
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SLEEPING BEAUTY (CONT.)
‘CAUSE I’M PERFECT
PERFECTLY
Me!
O l
HUA MULAN & THE PRINCESS WHO KISSED THE FROG
TI sa
Me!
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Me!
U e
PRINCESSES
D P
(EXCEPT FOR SLEEPING BEAUTY)
Me and me and me...
O ng
SLEEPING BEAUTY
And me!
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PR ns
(dance break)
SLEEPING BEAUTY
R ce
ALL
FO L
I’M PERFECT
I’M PERFECTLY
N dw
PERFECT
SLEEPING BEAUTY
THIS WOMAN HAS FOUND HER NICHE
oa
ALL
I’M PERFECT
I’M PERFECT JUST THE WAY THAT I AM
I’M HOT
I’LL STAND UP AND SHOUT IT OUT
SLEEPING BEAUTY
GUESS WHAT?
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SLEEPING BEAUTY (CONT.)
I’M PERFECTLY WILD ABOUT ME
ALL
LET’S AGREE THAT
WE OUGHT
NEVER HAVE HAD A DOUBT
O l
NOR THOUGHT
TI sa
THAT WE COULDN’T TURN IT OUT
C ru
N
‘CAUSE WE’RE PERFECT
U e
D P
SNOW WHITE
PERFECT
O ng
HUA MULAN
PERFECT
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PR ns
SLEEPING BEAUTY
I’M PERFECT
R ce
ALL
PERFECT
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SNOW WHITE
PERFECT
oa
PERFECT!
SLEEPING BEAUTY
I’M PERFECTLY
I AM PERFECTLY
I’M PERFECTLY, PERFECTLY, PERFECTLY
CINDERELLA
O - M - F - G!
O l
use profanity?)
TI sa
(explaining)
C ru
N
Oh, My Fairy Godmother.
U e
(they are relieved)
D P
It must be getting close to nine-twenty-five! It’s almost nine-
twenty-five! Nine-twenty-five! You know what that means?
O ng
SLEEPING BEAUTY
i
That you finally learned to tell time?
PR ns
CINDERELLA
No. It means the show is almost over!
R ce
SNOW WHITE
i
tonight (today)...Mulan.
T ay
CINDERELLA
Stop it! Look, we gotta hightail it outta here ‘cause we all
know what happens when you hear that sound!
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CINDERELLA (CONT.)
The clock begins to chime, and then there’s all sorts of running
down stairs and screaming, and glass slippers flying everywhere
and your coach turns into a pumpkin and the footmen become rats,
and sure, at first they seem like they’re nice little rodents
but, in reality, rats and mice are vermin and they’re dirty and
they carry diseases! And you can’t trust them because they have
those beady little eyes that hypnotize you into thinking that
they’re cute and fuzzy and furry and friendly but the truth of
O l
the matter is that all they want to do is multiply and take over
TI sa
the world and before you know it, they’re everywhere! They’re
even on Main Street USA, taking pictures with your children and
signing autographs!
C ru
N
(beat)
U e
D P
SNOW WHITE
You know what? You’re right.
O ng
CINDERELLA
I am?
i
PR ns
(with more confidence now
)
I am!
R ce
SNOW WHITE
Yes, you are. I mean, The Princess Complex is everywhere. But
i
SLEEPING BEAUTY
T ay
SNOW WHITE
Yes, we did. And now it’s time.
oa
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SLEEPING BEAUTY
ONCE UPON A TIME
A PRINCESS PRICKED HER FINGER
AND AFTER THAT, THAT PRINCESS SLEPT
An awful lot.
CINDERELLA
ONCE UPON A TIME
O l
A PRINCESS IN GLASS SLIPPERS
TI sa
WENT TO THE BALL SO SHE COULD LEAVE HER BROOM BEHIND
C ru
N
NO MATTER THE STORY
WE WERE CONVINCED
U e
THAT HAPP’LY EVER AFTER
D P
MEANT BEING SAVED BY A PRINCE
O ng
WELL, THAT WAS ONCE UPON A TIME
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PR ns
ALL
THAT WAS ONCE UPON A TIME
R ce
HUA MULAN
oa
ALL
AND NO MATTER THE STORY
WE WERE CONVINCED
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ALL
WEARING BALL GOWNS WITH TASSELS
ARE THE ONLY WOMEN
LIVING HAPP’LY EVER AFTER SINCE
HUA MULAN
NOW, THERE’S MUCH MORE TO THE STORY
O l
TI sa
ALL
WE’RE SO OVER
SONGS THAT RHYME
C ru
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THE PRINCESS WHO KISSED THE FROG
U e
AND MOVIES THAT IGNORED ME - YAH!
D P
ALL
AND WE PAY THE PRICE
O ng
SNOW WHITE
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WHILE THEY SELL US OUT ON STAGE AND ICE
PR ns
CINDERELLA
I THOUGHT TALKING MICE WERE SUBLIME
R ce
ALL
FO L
TIME
T ay
HUA MULAN
WHEN GIRLS WERE SECONDARY
N dw
ALL
ONCE UPON A TIME
WHEN OUR ONLY GOAL WAS TO GET MARRIED
oa
WE’RE SO BEYOND
O
Br
AH-AH
SNOW WHITE
WE’LL STEAL THE
O l
HORSES FROM THE STABLE
TI sa
PRINCESS WHO KISSED THE FROG
TROT AS FAST AS WE ARE ABLE
C ru
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CINDERELLA
U e
THROUGH THE FOREST, WITH THE NOTION
D P
THE LITTLE MERMAID
THAT WE’LL RIDE UP TO THE OCEAN
O ng
SLEEPING BEAUTY
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WHERE WE’LL TAKE OUR FINAL WHIFF
PR ns
HUA MULAN
R ce
ALL
N dw
WE’LL
FI-NAL-LY
BE
SNOW WHITE
(holding up CINDERELLA’s broom;
a la Elphaba from Wicked)
FREE - EE - EE - EEEEEE!
ALL OTHERS
FREE-HE-HE-HE-HE-HE-HE-HE-HE-HE-HE-HE-HE!
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CINDERELLA
Free!
SLEEPING BEAUTY
Free!
ALL
WE FINALLY ARE FREE!
O l
(final pose...blackout)
TI sa
C ru
#23 EXIT MUSIC - PERFECT (INSTRUMENTAL)
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DISENCHANTED!
O l
TI sa
BOOK, MUSIC & LYRICS BY
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DENNIS T. GIACINO
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DEVELOPED WITH
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SAFE-ON-STAGE VERSION
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NO. 1.
ONE MORE HAPP'LY EVER AFTER
(Snow White, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty) Dennis T. Giacino
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SNOW WHITE:
colla voce
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You can call me Snow. Lips cher - ry red e ed. A
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mil - lion dol - lar crown with shi - ny jewels sits on my pret - ty, lit - tle head. A cas - tle on a hill, A
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hand - some prince for kiss - ing. There’s noth - ing that’s gone miss - ing From the
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(CINDERELLA steps forward ONE MORE HAPP'LY EVER AFTER
3
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to sing but SW isn't quite finished yet)
"
(riff)
& œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ
fai - ry tales you’ve read. read. read.
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Allegretto q=100
SW: "Go."
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CINDERELLA:
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I own ball gowns made of taf - fe - ta and silk. Hair;
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SLEEPING BEAUTY:
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FO L
love - ly as the daf - fo - dil, pearls; pure and smooth as milk. I dream of nev - er - end - ing youth, no
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a tempo
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a tempo rit.
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wake up?!" C/
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SB:
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32 SW:
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wrink - les and no lines. 'Cause it's time we told the world the truth that
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NO. 4. WITHOUT THE GUY Dennis T. Giacino
(Hua Mulan)
Andante q = 98
# 4 U U U
& 4 ∑ Ó Œ. ‰ Ó Œ Œ ∑
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# 4 œ. œ ˙
TI sa
& 4 œ œ
‰Œ Œ Ó
P rubato u
C ru
U
N
# 4 ˙˙ U U
Piano
˙˙ b ˙˙ œ . ‰
& 4 ˙ ˙ ˙ n œœ .. œœ œœ œ Œ n ww
U e
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O ng
a tempo
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rit.
∑ ‰ ‰ . r 46
5 HUA MULAN:
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PR ns
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U A - sian girls are pret - ty with those blos - soms in their hair,
R ce
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So
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rit. a tempo
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All Rights Reserved
WITHOUT THE GUY
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& ‰ œ œ œ œ. œ œ œ œ œ. Œ Ó
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13
& œ œ
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been there. But I am no one’s gei - sha ’cause that’s Ja - pa - nese. And let's
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not ig nore in Chi - nese lore I went to war and saved the day. Yes, I
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NO. 11. FINALLY Dennis T. Giacino
œ œ #œ œ œ #œ œ
O l
C:
œ œ
TI sa
It’s so keen, it's down - right swell that she’s stand - ing here with
C ru
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FROG PRINCESS:
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FO L
Me!
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well - told tale that we'd
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Cin - der - ell... It's a like to tell. And it stars... Yes, it’s
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~~~
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‰ ≈ œ œ n œ œ . œ 44
(Operatically)
& # ∑ Ó ∑ Œ
12 a tempo FP:
##
And now it's time to
4
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SW/C:
& œ œ J 4
ta - ken time to see the light of a mo - vie screen so big and bright
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C ru
N
U e
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17
O ng
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i make it right.
PR ns
I de - cree I'm fin - al - ly part of the roy - al men - a - ge -
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When I was a girl, all I e - ver want -ed to be
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FINALLY
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4
3 3
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was a sto - ry - book prin -cess. When I was a ba - by, I hoped and prayed may - be I’d
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Pno.
3 4 ˙
4 4 ˙. 4 ˙ ˙
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TI sa
### j
(Lilting, sweet)
‰œ œ œ œ 3 6 œ œ œœ œ œ œ œ œ œ
˙ 4 œ œ ˙
28
& 8 œ œ.
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be a sto - ry book prin -cess. I had a dream to be part of that team and
D P
28
& œ œ. œ œ œ œ. œ œ 4 ˙
R ce
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i
bet - ter late than ne - ver, that's a fact. And now I am that sto - ry book
FO L
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32
T ay
& œ œ œ Œ. œ œ œ ggg ˙˙ œ
nœ œ œœ œ
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q=144
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36 "Motown-esque" FP: “That's right! I made it!”
Br
& ˙. œ œ œ œ œ
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prin -cess that's fin - ‘lly gone black!
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& œœœ œœœ œœœ œœœ œœœ œ n œœœ œœœ œœœ œœœ œœœ œ œœœ œœœ œœœ œœœ n œœœ
f
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Pno.
Ó œ œ œ œ œ œ
œ œ œ œ œ œ
NO. 14. NOT VONE RED CENT Dennis T. Giacino
(Rapunzel, Snow White, Cinderella)
SW/C:
"Ladies *und gentlemen, please **willkomen...Rapunzel!" [MUSIC]
*(exaggerate "und" to sound like "ooont.")
**(pronounced "villkommen")
RAPUNZEL:
"Und now...I sing!"
Weilly unt Wagnery
b 2 U
&b 4 ∑ ∑ ∑ Ó
(RAPUNZEL enters) RAPUNZEL:
œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ. œ
O l
TI sa
˙˙˙ ˘œ U
Mine is a tale of pain and voe; A
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N
&
J ˙˙ œ. œœ
f # œœ .. œ.
U e
> >
F
D P
colla voce
j ‰ UŒ
Piano
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> >
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b ‰ ≈ r œ œ œ œj œ j
&b œ œ ‰ œ œœ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ ‰œ
PR ns
7
œ œ œ
R ce
deep, dark tra-ge - dy! Und I've got a sto - ry, it's a vell - told al - le - go - ry. No lies, no
b ‰ œj œj ‰ j j j
& b œœ œœ œ œœœ ‰ ‰ œœœ Œ
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# œœœ
FO L
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fl fl
T ay
Pno.
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œ. œ. œ fl œ. œ œ œ œ œ œ œ
fl > > œ
fl
oa
U
(Loud, guttural,
U U U
bb
a tempo
Œ Œ "Œ ‰ j
drawn out)
‰ j Œ œ œ ¿ Œ
13
& œ #œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ
O
œ œ œ œ
Br
~~~
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fibs, no cock no cock und bull. Nein! I’ve got a yarn zat I vill
b œ ‰ Œ Œ UŒ U
& b Œ #œ Œ œ bœ œ Œ Œ
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13
U U ‰
Pno.
? bb Œ "∑
a tempo
Œ Œ Œ ˙æ ˙æ j‰ Œ j
~~~~
œ œ ˙ ˙ œ œ œ
~~~~
œ œ œ ˙
~
fl fl fl
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All Rights Reserved
NOT VONE RED CENT
2
RAPUNZEL:
b j ≈ r
&b œ œ‰ Œ Œ ≈
21 "Of a catastrophe!"
œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ
. j
spin for you und it's a vop - per See, it’s a - bout ze vay zat
b j j ‰ ‰ j
& b # ˙˙˙ ‰ n œœ ‰
21
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˙ Óœœ œ œœ n œœ
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fl fl
‰
Pno.
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colla voce
j œ œ ‰ j ‰ œ œ
O l
b #œ œ œ œ œ j
TI sa
œ œ . fl œ œ. œ.
#˙
fl
C ru
N
b
&b œ j ‰ ‰
25
U e
œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ
D P
I’m dis - played on - line on ze Vorld Vide Veb and on sale at ze lo - cal
b
& b œj ‰ j
O ng
‰ j ‰ ‰ j j ‰ ‰ j
25
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.
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PR ns
Pno.
? b b œj ‰ j j j j j
decrescendo poco a poco
‰ œ œ ‰ ‰ œ œ ‰ ‰ œ ˙
R ce
œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. œ. ˙
i
FO L
Brunhildesque (LOUD!)
b U j
T ay
&b ~ ‰
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29
œ œ œ œ
N dw
U
bb
a tempo
œ Œ ‰ Œ ≈ œœ œœ œœ ˙ Œ
œ˙˙ # œ œ
29
œ.
Br
Pno.
π f
? bb U j j j j
Œ œ. œ œ ‰ œ œ ‰
˙ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ. œ œ œ- œ œ œ
> fl fl
NOT VONE RED CENT
3
b U U UU
&b ¿ ¿ ¿ Œ ‰ œ œ #œ œ œ œ ˙ j j œ
35
¿ ¿ ¿
˙ ~~~~~~~~ œ œ œ
Dis-ney has pimped me out to ze suits on ol’ Vall Street. Now I’m on...
bb U ‰ ¿ UŒ j U U U
˙ œ ‰Œ ‰ ‰ ‰ ‰
35
? b U ‰ ∑
U U U
b j‰ Œ ‰ ‰ ‰ ‰
O l
˙ ˙ œ
TI sa
œ.
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fl
C ru
N
Very slowly, teasing q=50
j
U e
b
accel. poco a poco
&b ‰ œ "‰ ‰ ≈ r
œ œ œj œ
41
œ œ #œ œ œ œ œ œ œ #œ œ
D P
#œ #œ œ
O ng
t - shirts, I’m on tea sets, heck, I’m e - ven on your vatch! Und I’ve seen my face most
b j
PR ns
. . œœ ‰ "Œ
&b ‰ j
41
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T ay
b > "
N dw
& œ œ œ # œ œ œ œ # œ œ œ œ . œJ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ ‰ ‰ œ œ
b
46
oa
ev - ’ry place, I’m on Pam - pers near ze ba - by's crotch! You can e - ven find my kis - ser on your
b . . . j ‰ œj ‰ œj ‰ œj
& b ‰ œj ‰
46
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Br
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b ‰ œ œ ‰ œ œ
œ œ œ œ œ
œ œ œ
NO. 21.
ONCE UPON A TIME Dennis T. Giacino
(Company)
SNOW WHITE:
"Yes, we did. And now it's time." [MUSIC]
"It’s time we took those well-worn fairy tales and
Andante moderato q=90 movies with their misguided messages, and made them
what they really ought to be. Nothing more than just once upon a time."
4 œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œœ œ œ œ œ œ ˙˙
legato
b œ œ œ œ œ œ ˙˙
rit.
& 4 œ œ
P
O l
TI sa
4
Piano
&b 4 œ œ
?
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œ œ œ œ
C ru
N
‰ œj œ
U e
&b
SNOW WHITE:
j
5
œ œ œ œ œ œ œœ œ
3
œ œ œ œ œ œ œ. œ œ œ œ œ œ
D P
Once up - on a time a prin -cess ate an ap - ple, Poor girl dropped dead right there on the
O ng
& b ˙˙˙ ˙˙˙ ˙˙˙ ˙˙˙ œœœ œœ
5
˙ œœœ œœ
p
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PR ns
?b œ œ œœ œ œ œ œœ œ œ
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Pno.
œ
R ce
SLEEPING BEAUTY:
& b j‰ Œ Ó
i
j
8
œ œ œ œ œ œ œ. œ œ
FO L
œ œ œ œ œ œ œ œ
T ay
spot. Once up-on a time a princ - cess pricked her fin - ger,
˙ ˙˙ œœœœ ... œ
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.
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Br
&b ‰ j œ œ œ ≈¿ ¿ ¿ j ‰ Œ 42 ∑ 44
11
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And af - ter that, that prin - cess slept an aw - ful lot.
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Pno.
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ONCE UPON A TIME
2
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