
Winnie the Pooh: The New Musical Adaptation
Musical
Writers:Jonathan Rockefeller Richard M. Sherman Robert B. Sherman Carly Simon
Overview
Synopsis
A. A Milne’s beloved characters are brought to life once more in this new musical adaptation of Winnie The Pooh, told through the change of seasons in the Hundred Acre Wood. In this family-friendly story with stunning life size puppets, audiences can join Winnie and his friends as they adventure and discover the world around them, through a series of familiar tales that have been told in the Winnie The Pooh canon before. Featuring the Sherman brother’s classic music and new contributions by Carly Simon, as well as a comfortingly nostalgic set, Winnie The Pooh: The New Musical Stage Adaption is a fresh take on the stories we all love and is sure to be an enchanting night out for you and your little ones!
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Context
Plot
Characters
Name | Part Size | Gender | Vocal Part |
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Lead |
Male |
Baritone |
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Supporting |
Male |
Baritone |
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Supporting |
Female |
Mezzo-Soprano |
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Supporting |
Female |
Mezzo-Soprano |
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Supporting |
Female |
Mezzo-Soprano |
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Supporting |
Male |
Bass, Baritone |
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Supporting |
Male |
Baritone |
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Supporting |
Male |
Baritone |
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Featured |
Male |
Non-singer |
Songs
- Winnie the Pooh – Pooh, Chorus
- A Rather Blustery Day – Pooh, Chorus
- The More It Snows – Pooh, Piglet
- The Wonderful Thing About Tiggers – Tigger
- Sing Ho for the Life of a Bear – Pooh, Chorus
- Whoop-De-Dooper Bounce – Tigger, Pooh, Roo, Rabbit
- Rumbly in My Tumbly – Pooh
- The Wonderful Thing About Tiggers (reprise) – Tigger
A song with an asterisk (*) before the title indicates a dance number; a character listed in a song with an asterisk (*) by the character's name indicates that the character exclusively serves as a dancer in this song, which is sung by other characters.
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Key Terms
An adaptation is a reworking of a story from one medium or cultural context into another, such as turning a novel into a play or updating a classic play’s setting. Adaptations often reinterpret themes, characters, and style for new audiences. They can range from faithful recreations to bold reimaginings.
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