Rapunzel Uncut
by Mariah Everman


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Synopsis
In this fun-for-all-ages retelling of the classic Brothers Grimm tale, Rapunzel Uncut reworks the story into a fairytale farce told by dueling narrators.
This short one-act comedy features a misunderstood witch, an off-pitch Rapunzel and an unimaginably stupid Prince.
Being stuck in a tower never got so many laughs.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Narrator 2 Pushy, rude, tells the “real” story |
Mother Rapunzel’s mother, very fat and very hungry |
Father Rapunzel’s father, a chicken, think of Don Knotts |
Witch The witch next door who is very kind and wants to help Rapunzel |
Rapunzel Very vain, thinks she is the greatest at everything |
Prince Very prince-like and very stupid |
2 Townspeople |
Offstage Voice |
Narrator 1 The typical narrator of a fairy tale, sides with good |
Publication
Rapunzel Uncut is a comedy play written by Mariah Everman and published by Playscripts (2001).
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