The spunky kid, with her own little world. A bit gullible, but definitely loveable..
Red’s Mom. A bit of a flake, and somewhat full of herself, but always trying to do the right thing.
Even Elsa, her daughter, calls her that. She is world-wise enough to know that she is a mark.
A huge man, a woodcutter who is maybe a bit simple, but understands the woods are full of danger as well as beauty.
A bird. The wisest of them all, but heard only by Red. A cynic.
Charming, dangerous.
Piano
David Warrack
You haven’t lived ‘til you’ve tried “Red’s Rap”. The wolf has a particular air of song-and-dance sophistication, and Red has a street-wise bird named Chatter who follows her everywhere.
You haven’t lived ‘til you’ve tried “Red’s Rap”. The wolf has a particular air of song-and-dance sophistication, and Red has a street-wise bird named Chatter who follows her everywhere. Other than that, it’s a musical treatment of the children’s fable which makes the woods seem like an awfully nice place to be.
