Organizer
National Theater
Type of Event
Concert
Date
January 24, 2026. 12:00 - 13:00
Opera for children "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" at the National Theater
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Once upon a time, there was a Queen who wished for a child as white as snow, lips as red as blood, and hair as black as night. Her wish came true, and Snow White was born. Sadly, shortly after, the Queen fell ill and died, and the King married another woman, proud and arrogant.
The new Queen had a magical mirror, and every day she would ask it the same question - if she was the fairest in the land, and the mirror would reply that she was. However, one day, the mirror answered that Snow White was the fairest. The Queen was consumed with jealousy as she was no longer the fairest in the kingdom, so she summoned the royal Huntsman to kill Snow White.
Yet, the Huntsman took pity on Snow White and spared her, informing her of the Queen's wicked plan. Snow White fled deep into the forest to evade the Queen's wrath. As she ran through the woods, Snow White came upon a small cottage. As night fell and Snow White grew weary, she decided to seek refuge inside. The cottage was quaint, with a small table, small chairs, and small utensils all set for a meal. Snow White ate and then fell asleep, exhausted.
When Snow White woke, she found herself surrounded by the inhabitants of the cottage - the seven dwarfs. The dwarfs soon befriended Snow White and welcomed her into their midst. Meanwhile, using her mirror, the evil Queen discovered that Snow White was still alive. Disguising herself as an old woman selling apples, the Queen enchanted one apple meant for Snow White to be poisonous.
Waiting for the dwarfs to head to work, the Queen entered the forest cottage. Snow White, unaware of the Queen's true identity, took a bite of the poisoned apple. Instantly, she fell to the ground as if dead, and the Queen fled, triumphant. Upon the dwarfs' return, they found Snow White and were plunged into despair. At that moment, a prince arrived, who immediately fell in love with Snow White and kissed her. The magical kiss revived Snow White, leading to a joyous celebration, and she and the prince promptly arranged their wedding.
The wedding day arrived, and the evil Queen made an appearance. Startled to see Snow White alive, she blurted out and revealed herself as the perpetrator of the poisoning. Confronted with her crimes, the Queen repented, apologized, and everyone lived happily and joyfully ever after.
