ÔENDERELLA

ÔENDERELLAIf this text was translated into ten different languages, all who spoke those tongues, and more, would understand it. Not only is this possible with relevance to the languages, but rather through the gateway of the story. That story that everyone who once sat in a grandmothers lap, or read story books instinctively knew. If Cinderellas story was 100 pages long, this musical fantasy, Enderella, starts on page 101, a page missing from every famous story

If this text was translated into ten different languages, all who spoke those tongues, and more, would understand it. Not only is this possible with relevance to the languages, but rather through the gateway of the ÒstoryÓ. That story that everyone who once sat in a grandmotherÕs lap, or read story books instinctively knew.
If CinderellaÕs story was 100 pages long, this musical fantasy, ÔEnderella, starts on page 101, a page missing from every famous story book. It is the page that everyone thinks is superfluous to the tale or is simply unreal. But there is always someone who is intrigued by that specific realm, and twirls it into pure fantasy.
ÔEnderella is the poet Gamal BekhietÕs attempt to gaze into that lovely, ornate, mysterious phrase ÒAnd they lived happily ever afterÓ.
This musical text is a contemplative fantastical comedy about Òliving happily ever afterÓ. It poses a quirky question about the relationship between happiness and a shoe. ItÕs about life after a poor young woman marries her handsome prince; about dreams, and what comes after wishes.