Dwarves — (from left) Becca A. Lewis, Yurie Collins, Nicole Prefontaine, Raymond Ramirez, and Mark VanDerzee — in rehearsal for “Grimm.’’
(Yoon S. Byun/Globe Staff)
Refurbished fairy tales
Seven playwrights join together to create their own versions of the Grimm stories
Dwarves — (from left) Becca A. Lewis, Yurie Collins, Nicole Prefontaine, Raymond Ramirez, and Mark VanDerzee — in rehearsal for “Grimm.’’
(Yoon S. Byun/Globe Staff)
Once upon a time, there was a little theater company that wanted to stage something ambitious for its summer show. So the little theater company, whose name was Company One, decided to adapt some of Grimm’s fairy tales for the stage. (Full article: 1192 words)
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