De Kleine Zeemeermin: De Musical (2004) [N/A]

Release Date:
March 31, 2004

Original Title:
De Kleine Zeemeermin: De Musical

Genres:
Family

Production Companies:
Studio 100

Production Countries:
Netherlands

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 120

Het sprookje van de kleine zeemeermin, begint op een mooie dag wanneer bij een plotse, hevige storm, het schip van de prins met man en muis vergaat. De prins wordt gered door de kleine zeemeermin en zingt, met haar mooie zuivere stem, een prachtig lied voor hem. Helaas mag ze van haar vader geen contact hebben met de mensenwereld. Vlak voordat de prins ontwaakt, duikt de kleine zeemeermin dan ook weer snel terug de zee in. Wanneer de prins weer wakker is, herinnert hij zich alleen nog maar een prachtige stem, maar van wie? het meisje met deze prachtige stem, moet zijn bruid worden! En zo begint de zoektocht van de prins naar zijn bruid. De gemene zeeheks heeft alles gehoord en gezien in haar magische bol. Ze vind dit de ideale kans om haar domme en lelijke dochter aan een man te helpen. De zeeheks bedenkt een gemeen plan om de kleine zeemeermin en de knappe prins niet dicht bij elkaar te laten komen. Gaat het de zeeheks lukken, of overwint de echte liefde?

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Casting:
Chris Corens
Jasper Verheugd

Choreographer:
Martin Michel

Costume Designer:
Arno Bremers

Director:
Jasper Verheugd

Lighting Director:
Luc Peumans

Lighting Production Assistant:
Mario Hofmann

Makeup & Hair:
Harold Mertens

Music:
Johan Vanden Eede

Music Arranger:
Steven Mintjens

Scenario Writer:
Hans Bourlon
Danny Verbiest
Gert Verhulst

Set Designer:
Hartwig Dobbertin
Piet De Koninck

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