The Journey of Snow White

• Original Off-Off-Broadway Production (1971)
  New York, NY
• Off-Off Broadway Revival (1975)
  New York, NY
• Off-Off Broadway Revival (1983)
  New York, NY
• Off-Off Broadway Revival (1990)
  New York, NY

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Original score

• Introductions
• Goodbye
• Every Woman Brings Something with Her
• I Am an Absence
• I Love Myself in Two
• Everytime I Look I See a Stranger
• Kingly Duties
• When You Looked at Me for the First Time
• I Have a Charge to Fulfill
• I Hate Being Me
• When Everything Human Has Failed You
• I'm Here and You're Here
• Creatures Go to Sleep in Peace
• Darkness Here Is Only Darkness
• Night! Healing Darkness!
• La-La-La-La-La--Love Is Our Epistemology!
• We Think You Ought to Stay
• Wandering, Walking Every Day
• Further Comments
• Scoobi-doo
• Spirits of Banality and Hate!
• A Girl Really Needs a Woman
• Hi There!
• Big Apple
• Dirge
• I Remember a Feeling Called Love
• Oh Mio Snio White!
• I Am a Handsome Prince
• Who's This Chick?
• I Don't Want to Be a Mirror Anymore
• I'm Snow White--A Human Woman
• There Can Be One and There Can Be Two
• The Image of Our Retina Has Gone
• On the Checkerboard of Time
• Everything Is Only for a Little While
• Becoming Is a Lot Like Dying

The fairy tale Snow White.

In this free adaptation of the story of Snow White, Snow White's mother, the first queen, predicts her own death. Before dying, she persuades the king to marry a new wife. The second wife turns against Snow White when her mirror (played by a man) voices a preference for the girl. When the queen discovers that Snow White is living in the woods with the seven dwarfs, she commisions three witches to kill her rather than attempting to do so herself. In her state of suspended animation, Snow White is courted by three princes —an opera prince, a rock-and-roll prince, and a country-and-western prince. The mirror eventually is transformed into a man with whom Snow White falls in love.