The person at the top keeps giving the same review for all 7 season and I thought it was hilarious that they put that much work into saying the show was terrible. To sum up, this show started out great, but like many of it's fairy tales, there's no happy ending here. There's no way I can get through 2 more seasons of hair pulling, why would I do that to myself? Why would you? When SPOILER ALERT the 'evil queen' comes back (which i predicated way before it happened, even HOW it was going to happen, which again, just speaks to the lack of creativity the last few seasons of this show went through) is when I realized I just can't take it anymore. Season 5 is the last season I'm watching. (Btw, check out the fanifction if you haven't). I think the fanfiction on this show is way better than the actual show, especially the romance between Killian and Swan which just didn't make it to the screen imo. All they did was run around trying not to get killed, jump between realms, and come back from the dead, over and over again, throw in an occasional kiss, and that's it. Mostly because we didn't really see them 'have a relationship'.
I loved Killian, but his whole romance with Swan was just unbelievable.
All they did was reuse the same plot with a slightly different angle and give no proper explanations for things. The characters that were with us in the first two seasons have completely disappeared except for an occasional story here and there to break up the monotony of the main story line. I could handle all of that except for the fact that the writing got pretty bad, massive plot holes, things that just didn't make any sense, and let's not forget, dragging out stories for far longer than they should have (we spent nearly the whole season in the underworld which was unnecessary). Unfortunately, as the seasons progressed, the writers must have changed, because the whole feel of this show began to change as well. Once Upon a One More Time is presented at Shakespeare Theatre Company by special arrangement with Nederlander Presentations, Inc.This show started out really great, fun, and entertaining. The creative team includes creative consultant David Leveaux, costume and hair designer Loren Elstein, scenic designer Anna Fleischle, lighting designer Sonoyo Nishikawa, sound designer Andrew Keister, production designer Sven Ortel, and wig designer Ashley Rae Callahan. Rounding out the ensemble are Belinda Allyn as Belle, Stephen Brower as Prince Suave, Jennifer Florentino as Little Red Riding Hood, Selene Haro as Gretl, Joshua Johnson as Prince Brawny, Amy Hillner Larsen as Goldilocks, Kevin Trinio Perdido as Prince Mischievous, Stephen Scott Wormley as Prince Affable, and swings Matt Allen, Salisha Thomas, Matthew Tiberi, and Diana Vaden. Lee as Clumsy, Wonu Ogunfowora as Rapunzel, Ryan Steele as Prince Erudite, Morgan Weed as Princess and the Pea, Lauren Zakrin as Little Mermaid, and Michael McGrath as the Narrator, with Adrianna Weir and Mila Weir sharing the role of Little Girl. (Original Fairy Godmother), Mimi Scardulla and Tess Soltau as Stepsisters Belinda and Betany, respectively, Ashley Chiu as Sleeping Beauty, Raymond J. The cast features Briga Heelan as Cinderella, Justin Guarini as Prince Charming, Emily Skinner as Stepmother, Aisha Jackson as Snow White, Brooke Dillman as The O.F.G.
#Once more upon a time update
Playbill will continue to update this page as reviews come in.
The show began performances November 30 at the Shakespeare Theatre Company and continues through January 9, 2022, in Washington, D.C., with its sights set on a potential Broadway run. It is directed and choreographed by Keone and Mari Madrid. Using songs like “Lucky,” “Toxic,” and “Oops I Did It Again,” the musical features an original story written by Jon Hartmere, set to songs made popular by the Princess of Pop herself. The reviews are in for Once Upon a One More Time, the Britney Spears jukebox musical that follows a group of famous fairy tale princesses on the quest for a new kind of narrative-one that embodies the feminist ideals of present day.
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