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Title: Into the Woods (15 Mar 1991)
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| Joy Franz | ... | Cinderella's Stepmother | |
| Edmund Lyndeck | ... | Cinderella's Father | |
| Philip Hoffman | ... | Steward | |
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Kay McClelland | ... | Florinda |
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Lauren Mitchell | ... | Lucinda |
| Chuck Wagner | ... | Rapunzel's Prince | |
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Pamela Winslow Kashani | ... | Rapunzel (as Pamela Winslow) |
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Merle Louise | ... | Grandmother / Cinderella's Mother / Giant |
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Barbara Bryne | ... | Jack's Mother |
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Ben Wright | ... | Jack |
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Danielle Ferland | ... | Little Red Riding Hood |
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Kim Crosby | ... | Cinderella |
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Robert Westenberg | ... | Wolf / Cinderella's Prince |
| Tom Aldredge | ... | Narrator / Mysterious Man | |
| Joanna Gleason | ... | Baker's Wife | |
A childless baker and his wife cannot have a child until they follow the bidding of the witch next door to get a cow as white as milk, the cape as red as blood, the hair as yellow as corn, and the slipper as pure as gold. Good thing, then that they've got neighbors named Jack, Little Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel and Cinderella to help them before (and after) Happily Ever After. Written by Kathy Li
My wife and I have enjoyed the soundtrack and associated book form of this musical for years. Alas, we were never able to enjoy it on broadway. We knew there was a bit of innuendo involved but that it was fairly out of the range of our 8 year old daughter. However, when we rented the DVD of this live performance, my eyebrows were raised quite quickly when Red Riding Hood comes upon the Wolf. The Wolf is, how should I say, amazingly anatomically correct for a man, let alone a wolf. The tone of the whole play really isn't for kids but the rest of it seems okay. My daughter enjoyed the music and made comments about the crude special effects. But the parents understand that the effects are just for effect and that the real power of this musical is in the story. It tugs just a little harder than one would expect at the heartstrings. I was amazed at the number of real tears shed by the cast...and that emotion is just a real today as a decaded ago. Oh. And Bernadette...best witch ever.