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Variations from the film Characters The three town Bimbettes or Silly Girls as they're called in the musical plead Gaston to choose one of them over Belle on his way to her cottage; he smugly assures them that his marriage to Belle will have no effect on any future rendezvous he will most likely have with them, meaning that he would not be a very faithful husband to Belle and would cheat on her constantly with the other women of the village.

The Bimbettes also have more dialogue and an expanded role than in the film including wailing and crying like infants before Me even beginsincluding actually witnessing and even partaking in the mocking of Maurice's claims Stage beauty the Beast holding Belle prisoner, though they still don't appear during The Mob Song.



Philippe the horse is removed from the story. She heads into the woods on foot. The Feather Duster's name is Babette. In the film, it never says her name just like the wardrobe.

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The dog-turned-footstool of the castle is not present in this version. Chip the teacup, though present, has his role greatly diminished due to the difficulty of pulling off his character convincingly.

The head of his actor is usually stuck through the tops of tables and rolling carts wearing a teacup-shaped helmet. He is not seen individually mobile until after the spell is broken and he is human again. Plot points In the film prologue it is stated that the enchanted rose "would bloom until [the Beast's] 21st year.



As a result, Gaston and LeFou sing the final lyrics of the reprise instead of the chorus. The magic behind the transformations is slightly modified: Instead of being fully transformed as shown in the moviethe characters are slowly transforming into their respective objects.


In addition, the original film originally implied that the curse's effects were instantaneous for all involved. As Lumiere and Cogsworth take Belle on a tour right before she sneaks off to explore the West Wingthe Beast makes his way to her room with a plate of food in hopes of making amends with her.

However, he overhears Belle voicing her distaste of him, and throws the plate away in anger and sulks off. A scene only briefly seen in the background in the film is expanded upon, where Belle teaches the Beast to read.

During "The Mob Song", Belle and Maurice are not imprisoned in their own basement; instead they decide to get a head start on the angry villagers and sneak off to the castle halfway through the musical number. Gaston repeatedly stabs Beast in the back rather than only once before losing his balance.

After the Beast gets stabbed and Gaston loses his balance, the Beast is seen trying to rush and help him before he falls of the roof. After the spell is broken, Cogsworth and Madame de la Grande Bouche appear to have a romantic connection.

In the Spanish version, only " Beauty and the Beast " keep exactly like in the film, the other songs were slightly modified some words were different.It's the s, and Edward 'Ned' Kynaston is England's most celebrated leading lady. Women are forbidden to appear on stage and Ned profits, using his beauty and skill to make the great female 63%.


They take a lively interest in the theater. Women are not allowed to perform on the stage, so all the women's roles are played by men -- 3/5. Beauty and the Beast is a musical with music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice and a book by Linda Woolverton. It is based upon the Disney film of the same name.

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Seven new songs were written for the stage musical. Beauty ran on . Stage Beauty movie reviews & Metacritic score: Set in 's England, this is the story of the first female actor to appear legally in England and the last m. Walt Disney Theatrical Productions, Ltd also known as Walt Disney Theatrical, is the stageplay and musical production.

Beauty and the Beast: Live on Stage! is a Broadway-style musical at the Theater of the Stars, on Sunset Boulevard, at Disney's Hollywood Studios, Walt Disney World and formerly at Disneyland Park and Disneyland is based on the popular animated film Beauty and the Beast (the show opened on the same day as the film's premiere), including many of the original songs and characters.

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