A retelling of the stories of Germany's Hansel and Gretel, Syria's the Woodcutter's Wealthy Sister, the Philippines' Pedro and the Monster, Germany's Rapunzel, Malta's Fenchelchen, and Israel's the Princess in the Tower
David Alexovich, Dan Chessher, Ed Newmann
Director
Pat Morita
Himself
Jill Shellabarger
Narrator
Ward Ohrman
Hansel and Gretel Narrator / Woodcutter
Lucy Childs
Stepmother / Witch
Brian Bosak
Hansel
Hallie Goldblatt
Gretel
Gale Freeman
The Woodcutter's Wealthy Sister Narrator / Princess / The Princess in the Tower Narrator
Cliff Olson
Woodcutter
Mary Seibel
Wife / Witch
Helen Cutting
Pedro and the Monster Narrator / Fenchelchen Narrator / Mother
Deborah Johnson
Rapunzel Narrator / Rapunzel / Witch / Wife
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