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The Frog Prince
Written byDavid Mamet

The Frog Prince is a play by David Mamet.The Frog Prince by [[David Mamet</PERSON> Made by [[Olga Kushka</PERSON> Prince Summary It is a story about a prince, who was walking in the woods with his servant, enjoying a beautiful day. He picked some flowers, thinking about his wedding and his future wife, [[Fair Patricia</PERSON>. Then a peasant woman came to him and started to ask him to give those flowers, but he didn't. To punish the prince for not giving her THESE flowers, she turned him into the frog.The peasant woman told him that he wouldn't return to human until a nice girl kissed him.Time past and he did meet a nice woman, who was a friend of his servant, she was a milkmaid. She was really kind person,and they were good friends. The prince felt that she was the right girl to kiss him, and he asked her to marry him, but she told him that she loved another guy. Then he understood that he could stay a frog for the rest of his life. Then one day the milkmaid came, she was upset because her boyfriend's farm and a cow was taken. So the servant wanted to help her, and he decided to go and sell the prince's sword. The milkmaid had a little garden and because of it she could have saved some money to run to her boyfriend, and she asked the prince to go with them, but he didn't. The frog started to become a prince, and then the peasant lady came. Two Characters of the play The Front View The Frog Prince by [[Davis Mamet Brookwood</PERSON> Theatre[1][2][3]

Media Articles[edit]

Some notable references on the play from news articles are:

MAMET'S 'FROG PRINCE' LEAPS AHEAD OF THE REST IN 3-PLAY PRESENTATION-"The play is [[David Mamet</PERSON>'s "The Frog Prince," written and first presented here in 1982 in [[Chicago</LOCATION> in a one-time-only staged reading at Goodman Theatre." -- Chicago Tribune - Mar 22, 1988 [4]

New York Times-"The Frog Prince has its author's stamp: multiple deceptions, a hero who has trouble treating women as equals and, yes, a less than rosy conclusion. The Frog Prince, which had a successful run two years ago, has been revived with its original director, [[Eric Nightengale</PERSON>, and half its original cast: the talented [[Toby Wherry</PERSON> as the hapless ruler-turned-amphibian and the appealing [[Karen Michelle Wright</PERSON> as the milkmaid. Too sophisticated for theatergoers under 6, The Frog Prince has much to offer their parents." -- New York Times - Jul 23, 1999 [5]

Los Angeles Times: Archives-""[[Bobby Gould</PERSON> in Hell" and "The Frog Prince" are excursions into fantasy, with a light touch that's more rewarding than the heavier hand [[Mamet</PERSON> sometimes wields." -- Los Angeles Times - Aug 7, 1998 [6]


References[edit]

  1. ^ http://www.samuelfrench.com/p/4498/frog-prince-the-mamet
  2. ^ http://mamet.eserver.org/review/1999/stevenson.html
  3. ^ http://prezi.com/u8arbjzg762d/the-frog-prince/
  4. ^ http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access/24674356.html?dids=24674356:24674356&FMT=ABS&FMTS=ABS:FT&type=current&date=Mar+22%2C+1988&author=Richard+Christiansen%2C+Entertainment+editor&pub=Chicago+Tribune+(pre-1997+Fulltext)&desc=MAMET%27S+%27FROG+PRINCE%27+LEAPS+AHEAD+OF+THE+REST+IN+3-PLAY+PRESENTATION&pqatl=google
  5. ^ http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F30F12F83D5A0C708EDDAE0894D1494D81
  6. ^ http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/32693882.html?dids=32693882:32693882&FMT=ABS&FMTS=ABS:FT&type=current&date=Aug+07%2C+1998&author=DON+SHIRLEY&pub=Los+Angeles+Times&desc=Theater+Review%3B+%27Mamet+Matters%27+Focuses+on+Playwright%27s+Light+Side&pqatl=google


External links[edit]

Other links[edit]

  1. http://www.nytimes.com/1999/07/23/theater/family-fare.html
  2. http://www.stageplays.com/products/the_frog_prince/David%2520Mamet
  3. http://www.imarkswebs.com/bk/frog%2Bprince%2Bdavid%2Bmamet%2Bscript/


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