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Scene Break-Down Characters Songs Page #s Setting Prologue Narrators 1, 2, 3, 4 17-18 Castle Prince (Beast) Old Beggar Woman Scene 1 Belle Hat Seller “Belle” 19-34 Village Aristocratic Lady Milkmaid Fish Man Shepherd Girl Egg Man Bookseller Sausage Curl Girl Villager 1 & 2 Baker Gaston Lady with Cane LeFou Lady with Baby Silly Girls 1, 2, 3 Candle Woman Maurice Scene 2 Narrators 1, 2, 3, 4 34-35 Forest Maurice (Wolves) Scene 3 Maurice Mrs. Potts 35-38 Castle Lumiere Chip Cogsworth Beast Babette Scene 4 Gaston Belle “Belle (Reprise)” 38-43 Belle’s Silly Girls 1, 2, 3 LeFou Cottage Scene 5 Cogsworth Statue 1 “Home” 43-53 Castle Lumiere Beast “Home (Tag)” Belle Mrs. Potts Maurice Madame de la GB Scene 6 Gaston Silly Girls 1, 2, 3 “Gaston” 53-64 Tavern LeFou Mob “Gaston (Reprise)” Villagers Maurice INTERMISSION Characters Songs Page #s Setting Scene 7 Cogsworth Beast “Be Our Guest” 64-80 Castle Lumiere Belle Mrs. Potts Chip Babette Servants Madame de la GB Scene 8 Narrators 1, 2, 3, 4 (Wolves) 80-81 Forest Belle Beast Scene 9 Belle Chip “Something There” 81-98 Castle Beast Babette “Human Again” Mrs. Potts Madame de la GB Lumiere Servants Cogsworth Scene 10 Narrator 3 LeFou 99 Village Gaston Madame D’Arque Scene 11 Beast Babette “Beauty & the 99-105 Castle Lumiere Madame de la GB Beast” Cogsworth Mrs. Potts Belle Chip Scene 12 Belle LeFou “The Mob Song” 105-112 Belle’s Maurice Gaston Cottage Madame D’Arque A Mother Mob Scene 13 Narrators 1, 2, 3, 4 Lumiere “Home (Reprise)” 112-121 Castle Gaston Cogsworth “Finale” Mob Mrs. Potts Servants Madame de la GB LeFou Beast (Prince) Chip Belle Babette Curtain Call All Cast & Crew! Things to Note: Scene 1—in “Belle”, the Baker yells at “Marie” The Rose—Prologue, sc. 7, sc. 11, sc. 13 Wolves—Sc. 2 & 5 .

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