Little Red Riding Hood

Act 1

A very beautiful and kind girl lives on a village’s outskirts with her mother. Forest inhabitants gather near their house every morning to play and admire the girl’s beauty.

This morning the first were parus birds that woke everyone up. They brought bad news. The girl’s grandmother is really sick. The mother asks the girl to go and visit her grandmother and bring her a food basket. She puts a red hood on her and tells her to hurry.

Act 2

Slowly, Little Red Riding Hood is going through the deep forest enjoying the smell of flowers and admiring giant trees. Suddenly she meets the wolf. The poor girl, having forgotten her mother’s precautions about the dangers of stopping and talking to strangers in the woods, tells the cunning wolf that she is on the way to her sick grandmother’s. The wolf is really tempted to eat the girl but he does not dare do it yet because he can hear that there are hunters nearby. He points Little Red Riding Hood to the longest path so that he can get to the house ahead of her and eat the unexpecting grandmother, and afterwards, the girl too.

As soon as Little Red Riding Hood arrives at the grandmother’s house, she can feel that something is off. She is calling for hunters who kill the wolf and save the grandmother. Fortunately, she is alive and unharmed. The mother and all the animals are happy and sincerely thankful to the hunters.