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A Snow White Christmas
Large Cast Christmas Musical for Kids to Perform

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A SNOW WHITE CHRISTMAS
CAST LIST
Running Time: About 45 minutes
Flexible Cast of 32 or more: 3 Male, 2-3 Female, All others M/F

Easily adapted for larger or smaller cast.
Larger or smaller cast available.
Mesilla Valley Children's Theatre, Las Cruces NM

CHORUS:
HAPPY  (M/F, 17 lines)
HOLLY  (M/F, 16 lines)
NUTTY  (M/F, 17 lines)
MINTY  (M/F, 17 lines)
CAROL  (M/F, 17 lines)
CANDY  (M/F, 16 lines)

SANTA (M, 14 lines)  

SNOWFLAKES:
CRYSTAL  (M/F, 2 lines + song)
FLURRY  (M/F, 2 lines + song)
NIPPY  (M/F, 2 lines + song)
SKY  (M/F, 2 lines + song)

QUEEN  (F, 32 lines total)
QUEEN #1 (F, 19 lines)
QUEEN #2 (F, 13 lines)

QUEEN/WITCH  (M/F, 16 lines)

MIRROR  (M/F, 19 lines)

HUNTSMAN  (M, 7 lines) 

SNOW WHITE  (F, 41 lines total + song):
SNOW WHITE #1  (F, 20 lines + song)
SNOW WHITE #2  (F, 21 lines)        

TREES (4)  (M/F, 7 lines)

FOREST ANIMALS:
BUCK (Bunny)  (M/F, 17 lines + song)
SKIPPER (Bunny)  (M/F, 6 lines + song)
SWISHY (Squirrel)  (M/F, 11 lines + song)
LOPER (Deer)  (M/F, 8 lines + song)

ELVES:
CAPTAIN  (M/F, 10 lines + song)
GIGGLE-TOES  (M/F, 11 lines + song)
NIN-COM-POOP  (M/F, 11 lines + song)
A-CHOO  (M/F, 11 lines + song)
SOUR-PUSS  (M/F, 12 lines + song)
WALL-FLOWER  (M/F, 9 lines + song)
SNORES-A-LOT  (M/F, 8 lines + song)

QUEEN'S SPIRITS:
WITCH HAZEL  (M/F, 11 lines)
CASPER OIL  (M/F, 11 lines)
GRUESOME TWOSOME (2)  (M/F, 13 lines)

PRINCE  (M, 6 lines)


Family Fun for Schools and Theatres!
Children's Christmas Plays for Schools! - A Snow White Christmas! Large Cast Christmas Musical for Children! - A Snow White Christmas!
Forest Animals, Snow Flakes, Large Young Cast, Halo Academy, IL

 "It was so easy to work with the script and adapt it to my students needs."
Sherri Alejandro, Carden El Encanto School, Santa Cruz CA


A SNOW WHITE CHRISTMAS
WHY IS THIS PLAY BEST FOR YOUR SCHOOL?

Written especially for young people to perform.
While you may find large cast plays from other publishers, most of those were originally written for adults or professional actors to perform. They often contain difficult dialogue, unfamiliar or complex language, and speeches too long for young children to memorize. They may even contain jokes, innuendos and subject matter that may not be appropriate for children.

Easy to understand and memorize.
Dialogue is simple, fresh, quick and humorous, keeping the action flowing without stops and starts between scenes. This keeps young people and young audiences engaged throughout the performance - no awkward pauses, no dead-time, no wiggles!

Everyone participates!
All children are involved throughout the performance. This builds confidence, promotes team spirit and eliminates rehearsal rowdiness. The audience is often asked to join in the fun, and action often spills into the aisles! All of our SCHOOL PLAYS give suggestions on how to divide up large parts (such as Snow White or Cinderella) among several performers so that no one child is the "star".

Familiar stories with upbeat endings.
The story line stays as close as possible to the familiar story the kids already know.  While some authors feel the need to "improve" the story, our SCHOOL PLAYS stay as close to the familiar narrative as possible, making it easier for children - and your audience - to understand.

Feel free to edit!  Go ahead and tape it!
Most publishers insist that no changes may be made to their scripts.  We know that your goal is to engage every child in the most meaningful way and that your needs are unique.  Cut, eliminate, re-assign lines, or add as much as you like!  Also, there are no restrictions on video tapes.  Parents want a tape or DVD to remember their child's big moment.   Go ahead and tape away!


A SNOW WHITE CHRISTMAS
A NOTE FROM THE PLAYWRIGHT

In the past few years we've seen a tremendous increase of confidence in the teachers we hear from.  Most are finding it easier to let the process flow and worry less about the final product.  I firmly believe that the experience will be best for all when you keep a few things in mind:

Free yourself from worry about whether or not it's "good".  No one is paying big ticket prices; no one expects a Broadway success.  The key to making this project meaningful is to put the emphasis on process; realize that rehearsal and practice are as much a part of the experience as the actual performance.  Encourage fun and you will free the children from embarrassment and stress.  If the kids can't learn the lines let them carry a script or use their own words to convey the character's message.  If they seem to wander the stage, let them explore where they want to go - they might surprise you with a wonderful idea.  In every aspect of the process give them the wings to create and think.  Give them a comfortable, supportive place to go and their confidence and self-expression will soar!

Above all else, make sure you are having fun.  If you've never directed a play before, don't worry.  It's all just pretend -- you can't do it wrong!  The quality of your experience is every bit as important as that of the children.  You need the joy of self-expression too, that doesn't go away when we grow up.  So give yourself a break.  And when all else fails, laugh!

Thank you so much for choosing A Snow White Christmas.  I hope you and your young friends have as much fun performing this play as I did writing it.

- KSM



A SNOW WHITE CHRISTMAS
CD SOUNDTRACK CUES
Cues, sound effects, background music (traditional-classical)

The CD Soundtrack contains special sound effects and background music (public domain traditional-classical) that may be used to greatly enhance the performance. It also contains simple music to accompany the performers and audience as they sing the Christmas songs in the play (song cues shown below in red). It does not contain music and songs from the movie or stageplay. Cues have 10 seconds of silence at the end - times shown below include silence.
[ Click on [sample] to hear a short sample of the indicated cues ]

 1. HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS  (0:46)

 2. SILENT NIGHT  (1:09) [sample]

 3. WICKED QUEEN  (0:31) [sample]

 4. O CHRISTMAS TREE  (0:32) [sample]

 5. FOREST SOUNDS  (0:51)

 6. WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS  (0:41) [sample]

 7. TRAVELING MUSIC  (0:28)

 8. POWERFUL WIND  (0:17) [sample]

 9. HERE WE ARE A' HAMMERING, ELF MUSIC  (1:38) [sample]

 10. HERE WE GO A' CHOWIN' DOWN  (0:37) [sample]

 11. WICKED QUEEN  (0:20)

 12. BREAKING GLASS  (0:14)

 13. WITCHES BREW  (1:10) [sample]

 14. MAGIC APPLE, GLOOM & DOOM  (0:29)

 15. SILENT NIGHT  (0:53) [sample]

 16. POWERFUL WIND  (0:17)

 17. ON, COME LITTLE CHILDREN (0:58) [sample]

 18. MAGICAL SNOW  (0:48)

 19. O CHRISTMAS TREE  (1:06) [sample]

 20. HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS  (0:47)

 21. CURTAIN CALL MUSIC  (1:58)

 22. WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS FINALE  (0:38) [sample]


Note: Some teachers choose familiar songs, obtain sheet music and insert these songs into the play.  We recognize that each school has a wide variety of educational needs to fulfill and we invite you to be creative in your use of our scripts; including changes or additions that are appropriate for your students. As author/publisher of our own creative works, we do ask that you obtain proper copyright permission for any additions you might make - that responsibility is up to you.

Music & Sound Resources Available on the Internet
( Sheet Music, Song Books, CDs, DVDs, Sing-along, Karaoke, Sound Effects )

Internet Music Resources: Karaoke CDs & Sheet Music
Christmas Musical Resources! Internet Resources for Christmas Music! Internet Resources for Christmas Songs! Christmas Music Resources! Christmas Music on the Internet!
Click to search Internet for karaoke cds or sheet music


Easy to Adapt to Your School's Needs!
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The School Play Package gives you the rights to add characters, lines, songs!  You also have the rights to make a Video/DVD of your special performance!




A SNOW WHITE CHRISTMAS
SCRIPT SAMPLE

Returning home from the toy shop, the Seven Elves make an amazing discovery!
(Script pages 23-25)

NIN-COM-POOP:  What's your name?

SNOW WHITE:  I'm Snow White.

SNORES-A-LOT:  She's pretty!

SOUR-PUSS:  Out the door with you.  Right now! 

SNOW WHITE:  Oh, please don't send me away.  You see the Queen is after me...

WALL-FLOWER:  Ah, the Queen!  She's a mean old thing.

SNOW WHITE:  Yes.  If she catches me she'll keep the snow from falling and there won't be any Christmas in the forest.

          (ELVES gasp!)

A-CHOO:  No Christmas?

CAPTAIN:  Why that means...

GIGGLE-TOES:  The little children won't get any of our toys.

NIN-COM-POOP:  All that work for nothin'.

CAPTAIN:  Just think of all the cryin' and fussin' on Christmas morning!

SNORES-A-LOT:  Nobody'll get any rest I tell ya.

A-CHOO:  Can she stay, Captain?

SOUR-PUSS:  Nothin doin'!  No way!  Over my dead body!  (Pauses, scratches his chin.)  Unless...

ELVES & SNOW WHITE:  Unless?

SOUR-PUSS:  Unless she helps us decorate a Christmas Tree.

          (SNOW WHITE tickles SOUR-PUSS under the chin.)

SNOW WHITE:  I'll help you decorate the prettiest tree ever!

SOUR-PUSS:  Aw, all right then.  Better be pretty.

SNOW WHITE:  And I'll fix you a Christmas supper.

GIGGLE-TOES:  Oh boy, supper!  What are we having?

SNOW WHITE:  Everything you ever dreamed of.  But you'll have to wash your hands.

(SNOW WHITE holds up her hands and indicates they should do likewise.  She starts to leads them off...)

NIN-COM-POOP:  Wash our hands?  How do we do that?

SNOW WHITE:  (Laughing.)  Silly elf.

(SOUND CUE 10: Here We Go a' Chowin' Down [short intro].  ELVES sing as they exit in a line behind SNOW WHITE.  Singing as they go off...)

ELVES: (Singing.)

Here we go a chowin' down
And eatin' up the spread!
Here we go devourin'
And chompin' on the bread!
What a treat is in store
We could hardly ask for more!
And God bless you and send you a Happy New Year, 
And God send you a Happy New Year!

(SOUND CUE ENDS.  ELVES and SNOW WHITE exit.  MIRROR enters.)

HAPPY:  Meanwhile, back at the Queen's Castle...

(SOUND CUE #11.  Wicked Queen.

CHORUS uses chimes to make a magical sound, a gong to announce the arrival of the QUEEN, who enters swooping with her cape on stage and stands before MIRROR [She brings box with her].)

QUEEN:  Hah-ha!  Now we'll see about Snow White's precious little Christmas.  Mirror, mirror on the wall... Who's the fairest of them all?

(SOUND CUE ENDS.)

MIRROR:  If I tell you, you'll break me.

QUEEN:  Break you?!  Of course I won't break you!  Now answer at once!  Who is the fairest of them all?

MIRROR:  Promise you won't break me?

QUEEN:  I promise, I promise, I promise!  Now speak up!

MIRROR:  You, my Queen, are fair, it's true.  But Snow White Is fairer than you...

QUEEN:   WHAT????!!!! 


Note: This is a sample from the actual script.  To review the entire play, order the PERUSAL SCRIPT (online instant download). Or to save 20% on the full production kit and royalty for one performance, order the SCHOOL PLAY PACKAGE (below) and start rehearsals today!

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