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SNOW WHITE

Role: Dopey

Production Info: Aug. 2-17, 1996 @ Mac-Haydn Theatre
Director: Louis B. Crocco
Music Director: Oliver Blatt

I don’t remember much about this children’s theatre production of Snow White, except the fact that I was the tallest dwarf in the history of the American musical! I had a great time playing the ever-loveable, always-huggable Dopey . . . during the course of rehearsals, I developed a simple version of sign language that I used to communicate with the other dwarves. My favorite moment of the show was near the end, when Snow White came back to life after eating the poison apple! I remember crying my eyes out, signing “I Love You!, I Love You!, I Love You!” And who said children’s theatre wasn’t powerful stuff???

Click on this link to read more information about the Mac-Haydn Theatre.

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SNOW WHITE Role: Dopey Production Info: Aug. 2-17, 1996 @ Mac-Haydn Theatre Director: Louis B. Crocco Music Director: Oliver Blatt
I don’t remember much about this children’s theatre production of *Snow White*, except the fact that I was the tallest dwarf in the history of the American musical! I had a great time playing the ever-loveable, always-huggable Dopey . . . during the course of rehearsals, I developed a simple version of sign language that I used to communicate with the other dwarves. My favorite moment of the show was near the end, when Snow White came back to life after eating the poison apple! I remember crying my eyes out, signing “I Love You!, I Love You!, I Love You!” And who said children’s theatre wasn’t powerful stuff??? Click on this link to read more information about the Mac-Haydn Theatre.
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