Sleeping Beauty (O'Hara)
John O'Hara
The Sleeping Beauty (Robbins)
by Norman Robbins
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Synopsis
A version of the time-honoured fairytale of the beautiful young princess who, cursed by the wicked fairy Carabosse, sleeps for a hundred years until awoken with a kiss by a handsome young prince.
In most versions of The Sleeping Beauty the prince doesn't appear until halfway through Act ll but by means of a subtle dream sequence and Tickles', the court jester's time machine, the prince is introduced much earlier giving a better balance to casting and action.
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The Sleeping Beauty (Robbins) is a pantomime play written by Norman Robbins and published by Samuel French (1987).
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Samuel French · 1987 · 61 pp
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