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1. The village people make fun of Belle (Alisa Urokohara) who’s an outsider. | 2. Gaston (Jack Maher) is determined to marry Belle much to her disgust. | 3. Tavern scene where locals sing
the praises of Gaston. | 4. The silly girls (Megan Taylor, Tara Kennedy and Emily Bugeja) adore Gaston. | 5. Gaston asserts his power over his side-kick Le Fou (Euan Brown). | 6. The cutlery
performing Be Our Guest. | 7. Belle and the Beast (Rohan Dickson) dance while the signature song Beauty and the Beast is performed by Mrs Potts (Serena Sharp). | 8. Love is dawning
as Belle reads the Beast King Arthur. | 9. The servants aspiring to be human again: Cogsworth (Madeline Atwell), Mrs Potts, Chip (Daniel Parkinson), Lumière (Florence McKay), Babette
(Adeline Hunter) and Madame Bouche (Angela Dodds). | 10. Le Fou, Monsieur D’Arque (Zack Pizzingrilli) and Gaston plotting to capture Maurice, Belle’s father. | 11. Monsieur D’Arque,
Le Fou, Gaston and the mob from the village come to capture Maurice but instead go to the castle to capture the Beast. | 12. The mob arrives at the castle but is fought off by the servants.
13. Gaston and the Beast fight. Gaston is killed while the beast is seriously injured but is then transformed through his love for Belle. | 14. The spell is broken and we see the prince as he
really is. He and Belle live happily ever after. | 15. The orchestra. Back row: Ryan Waring yr 11 (drums), Mark Fuhrmann (bass guitar), Macy Byrnes yr 10 (synthesiser),
Peter Hagen (piano), Garrick van den Schoot (woodwind), Celia Gall (Musical Director). Front row: Pauline Hong (violin),Jo Porch (flute), Matthew Watts (oboe).
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