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The Ruby Princess Runs Away (2001)
Based on the best-selling children's book, The Ruby Princess Runs Away is a fun-filled musical is packed with magical creatures, rollicking comedy, and delightful songs. While the great wizard Gallivant scours the Jewel Kingdom to find the Runaway Princess, the evil Darklings and their leader Princess Rudgrin plot to take over her throne. Only Princess Roxanne and her new friends (some loyal gnomes and a very special dragon) can stop them. If you like action-packed fairy tales about spunky princesses that would rather climb a tree than rule a kingdom, this is the show for you.
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Based on the best-selling children's book, The Ruby Princess Runs Away is a fun-filled musical is packed with magical creatures, rollicking comedy, and delightful songs. While the great wizard Gallivant scours the Jewel Kingdom to find the Runaway Princess, the evil Darklings and their leader Princess Rudgrin plot to take over her throne. Only Princess Roxanne and her new friends (some loyal gnomes and a very special dragon) can stop them. If you like action-packed fairy tales about spunky princesses that would rather climb a tree than rule a kingdom, this is the show for you.
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Genre:Adventure, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Jahnna Beecham, Malcolm Hillgartner
In Theaters:1/4/2001
Box Office:
Runtime:44 minutes
Studio:Where We Live Productions LLC
Cast
Jahnna Beecham
Director
Michelle Horn
Princess Roxanne
Cork Hubbert
Harvey Korman
Hapgood the Dragon (voice)
Michael J. Hume
Applesap
Karen Kay Cody
Marigold
John Pribyl
Armoral the Palace Guard
Derrick Lee Weeden
Gallivant the Wizard
Zoaunne LeRoy
Gilda
Sara Paxton
Princess Sabrina
Larissa McCoy
Princess Emily
Amirah Said
Princess Demetra
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