Libreto snow white
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Here are the credits for this production:
Snow White.......Karen Tucker
Snow White's Mother.......Jane Kinsey
Queen.......Julia Gregory
Narrator.......Alessandro Cima
Dwarfs.......Joshua Fardon and Alessandro Cima
Huntsman.......Steven Oliver
Directed by Alessandro Cima
Adapted by Alessandro Cima and Steven Oliver
Music, Lyrics and Orchestration by Joshua Fardon
"Looks Likeit's Going to Rain" and "Queen's Song" sung by Julia Gregory
Music Recorded at Fountain Entertainment Studio
Special Thanks to Renato Biribin and Joanne Glover
The black & white illustration used in our ad above is by Walter Crane (1886)
The Audio Script
Narrator:
Once upon a time in winter, when the snowflakes were falling like feathers from heaven, a beautiful Queen sat sewing at her window,which had a frame of black ebony wood. As she sewed, she looked up at the snow and pricked her finger with the needle. Three ruby red drops of blood fell into the soft white snow.
Snow White's Mother:
Oh, what a lovely sight. If only I had a child with skin white as snow, lips red as blood, and hear black as ebony wood.
Narrator:
Soon afterward, the gentle Queen gave birth to a littledaughter who was as white as snow, as red as blood, and as black as ebony wood. She was called Snow White. But alas, shortly after the little one arrived, the Queen became ill. She could not get better and soon she died, leaving the king devastated and little Snow White without a mother.
A year passed and the King took for himself a new wife. The new Queen was the most beautiful woman in all the land,and very proud of her beauty. She had a mirror, which she stood in front of every morning.
Queen:
Mirror, mirror, on the wall,
Who in this land is the fairest one of all?
Mirror:
In all the land, my Queen,
From this castle to the Seven Jewel Mountains,
You are the fairest one of all.
Narrator:
And so the Queen knew for certain that no one in the world was more beautiful than she. And yearafter year the mirror would say:
Mirror:
In all the land, my Queen,
you are the fairest one of all.
Narrator:
Then, Snow White had her seventh birthday and the Queen stood before the mirror once more.
Queen:
Mirror, mirror, on the wall,
Who in this land is the fairest one of all?
Mirror:
You, my Queen, are fair; it is true,
From this castle to the Seven Jewel Mountains.
But Little Snow Whiteis now
A thousand times fairer than you.
Queen:
What!? My own step-daughter? Fairer than I? Curses! I hate her! For she is more beautiful than I.
Narrator:
The Queen became pale with envy. Whenever she looked at Snow White, she hated her and wondered if she would ever again be the most beautiful in all the land. This turned her heart cold and barren. For ten years her jealousy gave her nopeace.
Finally on the eve of Snow White’s eighteenth birthday, she summoned a huntsman.
Queen:
Take Snow White into the forest. Find a lonely spot, and shoot an arrow through her heart. As proof that she is dead bring the heart back to me.
Huntsman:
But your Majesty!
Queen:
As proof that she is dead, bring her heart back to me!
Huntsman:
But Snow White is the beloved jewel of all the...
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