Into the Woods

Into the Woods by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine

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Based on several Brothers Grimm fairy tales, the first act is a veritable collage of our most familiar fairy tale characters, weaving together their trials. The string that ties all these stories together is the Baker and his wife, who have been cursed from having children by the ugly old Witch. However, the Witch says the curse will be lifted if the two can find the ingredients for her potion: “the cow as white as milk, the cape as red as blood, the hair as yellow as corn, and the slipper as pure as gold.” By the first act’s end, the Baker is successful, the Witch drinks the potion and turns young and beautiful, and all the characters earn their greatest wish.

Where most fairy tales end, Into the Woods continues. It shows how the characters did not live “happily” ever after, that their greatest wishes turned hollow, and that the happiness they sought is still lost. To make matters worse, a Giant has come crashing down from the heavens and threatens to destroy land unless they can offer Jack as a sacrifice. The characters must work together to purge the Giant while battling the moral dilemmas that haunt them at every turn.