The Little Mermaid

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Information/Performance Materials

Performance Date: July 7, 2024 (Sunday)

First session: 2:30 PM

Second session: 4:30 PM

Location: School Auditorium

English performance

The performance lasts approximately 45 minutes.

The campus will be open to the public from 3:15 PM to 4:15 PM on the same afternoon. All are welcome to visit.

English musical performance schedule during inclement weather:

If the Observatory issues a Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8 or above, or a Black Rainstorm Warning Signal, at 10:00 a.m. on the day of the performance; or if the Education Bureau announces a school closure due to severe weather; or if the Observatory issues a Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8 or above during the performance, the performance will be postponed to the same time and place on July 14 (Sunday).

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Synopsis/Story Summary

Neptune, the King of Mermen, was a happy meman who loved his beautiful young wife. They had a child called Annabelle, tragically the wife died after her birth. Odessa, the evil Queen of Humans, wanted to marry him, but Neptune saw her wickedness and banished her from his kingdom.

Annabelle grew up to become a bright happy mermaid who loved to explore reefs and visit the top of the ocean. One night, a boat carrying the handsome Prince Edward came. Prince Edward argued with his uncle, the Duke of Charleston, who insisted that he should have settled down and got married. and asked Annabelle who she was. Annabelle was frightened and swam back into the ocean. The Duke carried Prince Edward to the Island Castle.

Annabelle desperately wanted to see Prince Edward again and become human. Queen Odessa told her that she had the powers to make her human if she paid a small price: her voice! Upon agreeing to this, the world was suddenly plunged into chaos. The Queen disappeared and Annabelle became human. She now had toes but no voice.

At the Island Castle, Chef Philippe was preparing a delicious buffet when Ginger and Nutmeg, the servants, told him that a Prince and a Duke came to the Castle.

Days later, Prince Edward walked with Annabelle and confessed his love for the girl who sang to him. Suddenly, he heard the voice. Odessa, disguised as a young girl, asked Prince Edward to marry her, and he happily agreed. On the wedding day, Odessa and Prince Edward walked up the aisle. Reverend Gumbo asked if anyone had any objections. Neptune then appeared and confronted Odessa with her vile plot. daughter. Neptune agreed. As they were about to exchange, Prince Edward remembered the Duke's words: Love was the most powerful thing on earth. He realized that Annabelle was his true love and the spell broke allowing Annabelle to sing beautifully to him once again! Odessa ran away and Annabelle and Edward lived happily ever after.

In a faraway underwater world, King Neptune was once a happy mermaid, deeply in love with his beautiful young wife. Unfortunately, after the birth of their child, Annabelle, his wife died. The wicked human queen Odessa desired to marry Neptune, but Neptune saw through her evil nature and banished her from his kingdom.

Annabelle grew into a vibrant and cheerful mermaid who loved exploring coral reefs and watching the world above the sea. One evening, Prince Edward argued with his uncle, the Duke of Charleston, on a ship. The Duke insisted that the prince should marry to settle down. A sudden storm caused the ship to capsize in the waves, and the prince fell into the sea. Annabelle saw him drowning and rushed to his rescue, singing sweetly to him as he slept. Soon, the Duke found them and asked Annabelle who she was. Frightened, Annabelle swam back to the sea. The Duke then took the prince to a castle on an island.

Because Annabelle desperately wanted to see the prince again, she wished to become human. Queen Odessa told her that she could make her human, but at a small price: she must exchange her voice! After agreeing to this condition, the world suddenly descended into chaos, the queen disappeared, and Annabelle became human. She now had toes, but had lost her voice.

In a castle on the island, Chef Philippe is preparing a delicious buffet when his two servants, Ginger and Nutmeg, rush in to tell him that a prince and a duke have arrived at the castle, and they secretly hope the prince will marry them. Miss Callaloo, the housekeeper, asks the duke to place the prince on the table. Upon waking, the prince declares that he wishes to marry the girl who sings beautifully. Annabelle appears, but has lost her voice and cannot sing.

A few days later, Prince Edward was taking a walk with Annabelle and confessed to her that he had fallen in love with the girl with the beautiful voice. Suddenly, he heard that voice again; it was Odessa, disguised as a young girl, singing to him. Odessa asked the prince to marry her, and the prince happily agreed. On the wedding day, when Reverend Gumbo asked everyone if they had any objections to the prince and Odessa's marriage, Neptune appeared and exposed Odessa's evil plot. Odessa laughed wickedly and told Neptune that if he wanted to save his daughter, he must offer her his soul, to which Neptune reluctantly agreed. Just as they were about to exchange vows, the prince remembered the Duke's words: love is the most powerful force in the world. He realized that Annabelle was his true love, and the spell was broken. Annabelle sang to him again with her beautiful voice! Odessa, seeing that his plan had failed, fled. Annabelle and the prince finally lived happily ever after.

This story, which vividly portrays love, courage, and authenticity, is a feast for the eyes and ears that is sure to deeply move audiences. Don't miss it!

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Songs/Track List

Can't Stop the Music

Part of Your World

Blow the Man Down

Blow the Man Down (Reprise)

Under the Sea

Brahms Lullaby

Poor Unfortunate Souls

Alouette

Brahms Lullaby (Reprise)

Here comes the Bride

Poor Unfortunate Souls (Reprise)

Brahms Lullaby (Reprise)

Blow the Man Down (Reprise)

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Cast List

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