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"Disney's Aladdin - A Musical Spectacular" (Full Performance 1080p HD)

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Appearing as many different versions, Ye Xian in China, Tấm and Cám in Vietnam and Rhodopis, the oral version of the story that originated in Greece

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1. Snow White – The kind, beautiful heroine at the heart of the story.

2. The Wicked Queen – Jealous of Snow White’s beauty, she’ll do anything to be the fairest of them all.

3. The Magic Mirror – A talking mirror that tells the Queen the truth about who’s the fairest.

4. The Seven Dwarfs – Snow White’s lovable protectors who give her a home in the forest.

5. The Poisoned Apple – The Queen’s final trick to harm Snow White.

6. The Prince – He rescues Snow White with true love’s kiss.

7. The Forest and Cottage – A magical setting where Snow White finds safety and friendship.

8. Good vs. Evil – The classic fairytale theme, where kindness and love win in the end.

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Puss in Boots Pantomime | Video Promo | Dec 2023 | The Little Theatre | Leicester

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Popular adaptations of jack and the Beanstalk

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Popular adaptations of jack and the Beanstalk

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1. Book Adaptation – Joseph Jacobs (1890)

• One of the earliest and most well-known written versions.

• Helped make the story famous in English-speaking countries.

2. Ladybird Books – Classic Children’s Version

• A simple retelling for young readers, used in schools and homes.

3. Roald Dahl’s Revolting Rhymes

• A funny, twisted version of the story written in rhyme.

4. Disney’s Mickey and the Beanstalk (1947)

• A short animated film starring Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy.

5. Jack the Giant Slayer (2013)

• A big-budget action movie where Jack fights giants in an epic fantasy adventure.

6. Jack and the Beanstalk: The Real Story (2001)

• A modern TV miniseries that tells a different side of the story.

7. British Pantomimes (Ongoing)

• A traditional and very popular stage version performed every year in the UK with comedy, songs, and audience fun.

8. Into the Woods (1987)

• A Broadway musical by Stephen Sondheim where Jack is part of a larger fairy tale world.

9. Cartoons and Kids’ Shows

• Many shows like Sesame Street, Dora the Explorer, and Super Why! have retold or parodied the story.

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The key elements of the pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk

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The key elements of the pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk

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1. Dame

• Usually Jack’s mother (often called Dame Trot)

• Played by a man in funny clothes

• Very silly and over-the-top for comedy

2. Jack

• The hero of the story

• Brave but sometimes cheeky

• Climbs the beanstalk to defeat the giant

3. The Giant

• Lives in a castle in the clouds

• Known for saying “Fee-fi-fo-fum!”

• Often appears off-stage or as a puppet

4. Fairy

• A good magical character who helps Jack

• Often fights against the villain

5. Villain

• Could be a giant’s servant or a greedy landlord

• The audience boos them loudly

6. Magic Beanstalk

• Grows tall on stage, often using special effects

• Jack climbs it to reach the giant’s castle

7. Audience Participation

• The audience shouts things like:

• “He’s behind you!”

• “Oh no he isn’t!” / “Oh yes he is!”

• Includes singing, dancing, and jokes

8. Silly Side Characters

• Characters like Jack’s brother or a talking cow

• Add extra humor and fun

9. Happy Ending

• Jack defeats the giant, wins treasure, and saves the day

• Everyone lives happily ever after

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1. The dwarfs don’t always have the same names – Each show gives them fun, silly names that suit the story or local humour.

2. The Dame is played by a man – It’s a panto tradition! Expect big wigs, crazy dresses, and lots of laughs.

3. The audience is part of the show – You’re meant to shout things like “He’s behind you!” and boo the villain loudly.

4. The Queen always gets booed – It’s one of the best parts! The louder, the better.

5. Modern music is everywhere – Expect pop songs, dance numbers, and sometimes even TikTok trends thrown in.

6. Famous faces often join in – From soap stars to singers, celebs love taking part in pantos.

7. No two shows are the same – Each version is a little different, with local jokes, new songs, and unique twists.

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Based off Charles Perrault's fairytale, the pantomime Cinderella follows the story of a young girl whose father marries a cruel woman that has two daughters (who are equally cruel as her). They bully the young girl (Cinderella), who is kind and goodhearted; they treat her like a servant. Up until the day where Cinderella and her stepsisters are invited to a ball in the palace where the prince is looking for a potential wife.

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Physical comedy: Expect lots of pratfalls, exaggerated movements, and silly humor. Slapstick is a core part of pantomime, where actions often speak louder than words.

Cross-dressing: One of the classic elements is that male actors often play female roles and vice versa, adding to the humor. For instance, Aladdin’s mother, Widow Twankey, is traditionally played by a man in drag, often to great comedic effect.

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The character Puss in Boots first appeared in the collection "Stories of My Mother Goose" by Charles Perrault in 1697. Puss in Boots is a story about a clever cat who seeks his masters happiness, he achives amazing feats and his master ends up becoming a prince and marrying the kings daughter. Puss in Boots appears in DreamWorks' Shrek franchise, appearing in all three sequels to the original film, as well as two spin-off films, Puss in Boots (2011) and Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (2022), where he is voiced by Antonio Banderas. A notable performance is the 2022 sequel, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, which was praised for its animation, themes, and voice acting, further cementing Puss's place in popular culture.

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Aladdin pantomime, a British theatrical tradition, features notable performances from various actors, particularly in the roles of Widow Twankey (the dame), Wishee Washee (Aladdin's brother), and Aladdin himself. These roles have been played by numerous talented actors over the years, each bringing their unique comedic styles and energy to the stage. SOURCE: bricklanehall.co.uk

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Sandy Wilson's musical Aladdin

The version with three wishes has become a popular variant of the tale, popularized in the 20th century in the West.

Wikipedia

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Simple History of Jack and the Beanstalk

• Jack and the Beanstalk is a very old English fairy tale.

• The story was first written down in the 1700s.

• The version we know today became popular in the 1800s, especially by a man named Joseph Jacobs.

• Before it was written, people told the story orally (by speaking).

• Over time, the story was changed a bit to make Jack look more like a hero.

• It became popular in books, movies, plays, and TV shows.

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The story of Snow White has been around for over 200 years. It first appeared in 1812 in a collection of fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm, where it was called “Sneewittchen” in German. You’ll probably recognize some of the classic elements from the story—like the magic mirror, the poisoned apple, the glass coffin, and of course, the Evil Queen. While we often think of the Seven Dwarfs by name today, that actually didn’t happen until a 1912 Broadway play. Then in 1937, Disney’s animated version brought Snow White to screens everywhere and made the story truly iconic

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Synopsis. Aladdin is the son of Widow Twanky, who owns a Chinese Laundry. They are very poor... that is until a stranger from Africa, one Abanazer, appears on the scene telling of great treasure locked away in a nearby cave. He enlists the help of Aladdin to find the treasure, but things do not go according to plan. SOURCE: Stagescripts.com

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