Frog Prince Theatre

• The musical and dance play "The Frog Prince" staged by Uyghur Children's Theatre continues to meet with its young audience!

• You will have a great time with your children in this game that teaches while having fun...

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”The Frog Prince”

In one palace, there lives a beautiful but slightly ill-tempered Princess. This Princess is rude to her friends, palace staff and even her toys. In fact, she really wants to have a real friend but she can't do it because of her selfishness and rudeness. One day, her father, the King, gives the Princess a magic ball, a family heirloom. He says that this ball can make wishes come true. However, he adds that in order for wishes to come true, effort must be made or the ball will be useless. The Princess almost never listens to what her father says and heads to the garden to play with her ball. After a while, she drops the magic ball into a well in the garden. This well is the well where the Frog Prince lives. The Frog Prince tells the Princess that he can give her the ball back, but that he has his own wishes in return. The Frog Prince will eat from the Princess' plate, drink water from her glass and borrow her pillow to sleep on just once. The Princess accepts the terms. The Frog takes the ball out of the well and delivers it to the Princess. However, the Princess has no intention of keeping her word. He takes the ball and heads for the palace. Frog, who is angry about the situation, decides to teach the Princess a lesson. In the meantime; the Chief Clown, who witnessed the events, is on duty at the Princess's palace and is fed up with her bad temper, decides to help the Frog. He tells her that a birthday dinner will be held for the Princess in the palace that evening and that she can carry out her plan there if she wants. The Frog also asks for help from a fly that he tried to eat but changed his mind at the last moment and makes a deal with it. The fly will go to the palace with the Frog and help him with the lesson he will teach the Princess, thus avoiding being eaten by him. The Chief Clown, the Frog and the Fly head for the palace together. The dinner is interrupted by the Frog's raid. With the help of the Fly, he plays a thousand tricks and manages to eat from the Princess' plate and drink water from her glass, but he can't take her pillow. Together with the Chief Clown, they try to put the Princess to sleep, but they can't do it either. Finally, the Princess falls asleep thanks to a song sung by the fly, who is happy to be saved from being eaten. Just as the Frog and the Clown are about to take the pillow, the Princess wakes up and throws the pillow in her hand to the Frog. When the Princess sees the Frog lying on the ground, she gets scared and realizes the seriousness of what she has done and starts to cry. In the meantime, the Frog, who has the pillow, is freed from the spell he is under and turns back into the Prince. The Prince sets off for his own kingdom with the Clown. The Princess, who is left friendless again, makes wishes to have a friend but to no avail. The Princess comes to her senses with the Fly's warning. The Fly tells her that we can only have the things we want if we try, and that instead of wishing for a new friend, we should make peace with the friends we have broken. The Princess, who regrets what she has done, turns the Prince and the Clown away from her path and tells him that she regrets what she has done and that she understands the importance of promises, kindness and courtesy. The Prince and the Clown make peace with the Princess, and the children of the two kingdoms become friends forever.

All fairy tales begin with Once Upon a Time and eventually the heroes in fairy tales live happily ever after. But we usually don't think much about what happens in between. What do these heroes do to achieve their happiness? What are friendship, love, honesty, and how important are they to being happy? The Frog Prince and his friends will be jumping around with songs and dances on these very questions and they won't stop until they find the answer.

Curtain: Single curtain
Duration: 60 minutes
Age Group: +3
WRITTEN BY: GRIMM BROTHERS
DIRECTOR: CAN DOGAN
PLAYED BY: DENİZ YILMAZ
GENERAL ART DIRECTOR: SUHA UYGUR
DECOR : CIHAN AŞAR
COSTUME : BUKET ENGİN
MUSIC: EMRE BAYAR
CHOREOGRAPHY: ARDA ALPKIRAY
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: SINEM AKAR
POSTER DESIGN: AYCA AVCI
SOUND – LIGHT: FATİH KÖSE
PRODUCER: FİLİZ SENGER
CAST: Ali Osman Böcekçioğlu, Beste Arısoy, Güner Elmas, Neslihan Ekim, Onur Yusuf Singin