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From Dana Proulx-WillisFairy Tale Courtroom
Guilty
or innocent? Only you can decide!
The Big, Bad Wolf and the Wicked
Witch are put on trial for bopping
from fairy tale to fairy tale trying
to prevent the public from living
happily ever after. A Fairy Tale Courtroom
event. Cinderella: Innocent victim or spoiled
brat? The Step Family: Downtrodden family struggling
just to make ends meet, or conniving females out to
take what they can get? Who is really to blame? A trilogy of classic Shakespeare;
Tragicomedy with a twist: The
Giant vs. Jack: A Fairy Tale Courtroom
Event. What happened after the
beanstalk incident? Is Jack a victim
of circumstance or an opportunistic little
thief? Is the Giant an evil ogre
or just a misunderstood big lug? And
who is the mysterious Beanseller, anyway?
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