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Sleeping Beauty 143

In this stage adaptation of the classic fairy tale, the evil fairy Trollarina, infuriated not to have received an invitation to the Royal Christening, exacts her revenge on the Royal Family and her sister fairies by casting a spell on Princess Melisa... Read More

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Medieval Castle Balcony

Book: Jim Eiler
Music: Jeanne Bargy, Jim Eiler
Lyrics: Jim Eiler
Based on the fairy tale: Charles Perrault

Licensed by Music Theatre International

Suggested Backdrops

Whether you're presenting the popular ballet or a storybook-inspired TYA production, TheatreWorld's Sleeping Beauty collection is fit for fairies and royalty alike! For Sleeping Beauty ballets, consider elegant options, like gilded GARDEN BALLROOM and flowering ROSE TERRACE. Add ROSE TERRACE HEADER and ROSE TERRACE LEGS to immerse your stage in a manicured rose garden. AURORA'S GARDEN is another elegant exterior that's grown-up enough for ballet versions, yet whimsical enough for children's theater. FAIRY TALE CASTLE, with a border of thorny brambles in the foreground, is an ideal single drop for the entire show. For youthful productions, pretty pink PRINCESS CASTLE is straight out of a fairy tale--and ONCE UPON A TIME make either a great main drape or a magical single drop for the whole show. No matter which version of Sleeping Beauty you present, one thing's for certain--with TheatreWorld Backdrops, your set won't be a snooze!

Belle's Garden
007-00070
Beast's Castle
009-00160
Wood Cottage
014-00120
Medieval Castle Interior
009-00170
Feathered Fairy Tale Sky
030-00120
Medieval Castle Balcony
009-00230
Once Upon A Time
027-00090
Rose Terrace
017-00030

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Sleeping Beauty Backdrops

In this stage adaptation of the classic fairy tale, the evil fairy Trollarina, infuriated not to have received an invitation to the Royal Christening, exacts her revenge on the Royal Family and her sister fairies by casting a spell on Princess Melisande. Sixteen years later, the Princess is sent into a decade-long sleep after pricking her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel. Little does Trollarina realize that more than one spell is about to be broken, thanks to the kiss of an amnestic, enchanted Faun.