In disguise, Jafar and Iago pay off the guards and lead Aladdin to the Cave of Wonders, where he is instructed to fetch only the lamp. The two escape together and share their mutual experience of feeling "trapped." When the guards discover and detain them, Jasmine reveals herself to be the Princess and is escorted back to the palace, vowing to get Aladdin released. When Aladdin notices the seemingly out-of-place Jasmine and offers to show her around the marketplace, Jasmine unthinkingly takes an apple from a vendor, catching the attention of the guards. In the marketplace, Aladdin and his friends put on a show in the hope of earning some money ("Babkak, Omar, Aladdin, Kassim"). As Jasmine disguises herself and takes off to heed their advice, Jafar and Iago invoke an incantation, and a Spooky Voice reveals that Aladdin is the key to finding a magic lamp that will grant Jafar the power to become Sultan. Frustrated, Jasmine confides in her attendants - Isir, Manal, and Rajah - who encourage her to open up to experiences beyond the palace ("These Palace Walls"). In the palace, Jafar plots with Iago to become Sultan as Jasmine rejects Prince Abdullah and the Sultan declares that she must marry by the next moon. Afterward, when an Apple Vendor reviles two Beggars, Aladdin offers them his bread and defends them when Prince Abdullah and his attendants shove them out of his way ("One Jump Ahead - Reprise / Proud of Your Boy"). Inside the marketplace, a Shop Owner berates the hungry Aladdin for stealing a loaf of bread, causing Razoul and his Guards to chase after him and his pals ("One Jump Ahead") until they escape. Genie and the Agrabahns welcome us to Agrabah, introducing Aladdin and his penniless pals, Babkak, Omar, and Kassim Princess Jasmine and her doting father, the Sultan and the evil Jafar and Iago ("Overture/ Arabian Nights). The musicals based on Alice in Wonderland and Mulan are "Jr." versions, which like Aladdin Jr. MTI's "Kids" musicals are written for even younger performers and are shortened further to run approximately 30 minutes.
There are also similar musicals based on The Jungle Book, Cinderella, One Hundred and One Dalmatians, The Aristocats and Sleeping Beauty but they have the word "Kids" at the end of the title instead of "Jr.". Changing the show completely adding the new songs stated above. Songs from the Disney film include " Arabian Nights," " One Jump Ahead, " Friend Like Me," " Prince Ali," and " A Whole New World," There are new additional songs that weren't in the film that have been placed into the musical such as (Babak, Omar, Aladdin, Kassim) (Proud of your boy) (These Palace walls) and (High Adventure)
Aladin game vender full#
The full score is included for music teachers or for a live orchestra.īoth the story and music in this truncated version closely follow the original film. Also included is a director's book with the full script as well as area to make notes and suggestions for staging.
The performance tracks are first on the CD and include all the music without voices, whereas the rehearsal CD provides the music along with recorded voices. Also included is a choreography DVD and a performance/rehearsal CD. rights come in a kit that includes student scripts.
Aladin game vender series#
series adapts full-length musicals into approximately 60-minute productions that are more manageable for middle school aged performers. series by Music Theatre International (MTI). The production runs between 60 and 80 minutes and includes five female parts, six male parts, and a chorus.Īladdin Jr.
is a one-act, eleven-scene theatre musical adapted from the 1992 Walt Disney Animation Studios film Aladdin which is an adaptation of the folk tale Aladdin.
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