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Comedy |
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Full-length, 80-100 minutes
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6 females, 5 males (11-35 actors possible: 6-18 females, 5-17 males) |
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Flexible: elaborate or simple.
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| The princess has a team of servants working 24/7 to keep her beautiful, but because they pamper her so much, she still wets the bed. The good news is that a Royal Beauty Rest Servant named Yolanda has the class, the sass, the heart, and the smarts to speak truth to power. The bad news is that Yolanda's candor and opinions get her banished to the Deep Dark Enchanted Forest. As she attempts to right the royal family's wrongs, Yolanda confronts a cheerleading witch, rescues three princes, and restores her own family to their former glory as world-famous jump-ropers. A silly spin on the classic fairy tale. |
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| "Complex, absurd, thought-provoking, and hysterically funny... This is children's storytelling at its best: goofy, fast-paced and with a point when all is said and done." |
| --Victor Hahn, The Reader (Nebraska) |
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Outstanding New Script, Theater Arts Guild of Omaha, Nebraska (2007) |
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| Emily Jane Thompson and Ruth Rath in the World Premiere of The Princess and the Pee, SNAP! Productions, Omaha, Nebraska (2006). Photo: Roxanne Wach |
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