"Disenchanted!" Musical Comedy on October 21–November 5
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Famous fairy tale princess sing frankly about life after “happily-ever-after” in an adults-only musical
The Deal
- $19.47 for one ticket for seating in the rear balcony (up to $29.95 value)
- $32.47 for one ticket for seating in the rear orchestra or front balcony (up to $49.95 value)
- $45.75 for one ticket for seating in the front orchestra (up to $69.95 value)
- Click to view the seating chart.
Disenchanted!
You know their names. You know their stories. And now, Disenchanted! gives you a glimpse at what happened to your favorite fairy tale princesses after the happy-ever-after. Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and all of their tiara’d girlfriends are back, and their songs this time around are a little less sweet—not to mention a little less G-rated. In Mulan’s “Without the Guy,” for instance, the warrior woman wonders at her fellow princess’s modus operandi (“Be super cute, eat poison fruit, fall comatose / ‘Til some guy on a white horse happens to happen by”), while Ariel drunkenly bemoans the bum deal she cut in “Two Legs” (“I can’t believe I swapped the seven seas / For a prince and a pair of these”). By putting the emphasis on the original stories as well as the movie adaptations, the adults-only musical draws valuable, off-color lessons from classic characters.
Famous fairy tale princess sing frankly about life after “happily-ever-after” in an adults-only musical
The Deal
- $19.47 for one ticket for seating in the rear balcony (up to $29.95 value)
- $32.47 for one ticket for seating in the rear orchestra or front balcony (up to $49.95 value)
- $45.75 for one ticket for seating in the front orchestra (up to $69.95 value)
- Click to view the seating chart.
Disenchanted!
You know their names. You know their stories. And now, Disenchanted! gives you a glimpse at what happened to your favorite fairy tale princesses after the happy-ever-after. Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and all of their tiara’d girlfriends are back, and their songs this time around are a little less sweet—not to mention a little less G-rated. In Mulan’s “Without the Guy,” for instance, the warrior woman wonders at her fellow princess’s modus operandi (“Be super cute, eat poison fruit, fall comatose / ‘Til some guy on a white horse happens to happen by”), while Ariel drunkenly bemoans the bum deal she cut in “Two Legs” (“I can’t believe I swapped the seven seas / For a prince and a pair of these”). By putting the emphasis on the original stories as well as the movie adaptations, the adults-only musical draws valuable, off-color lessons from classic characters.