Once Upon A One More Time by Juan Diego Theatre Department
in Draper, Utah

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Performances

  • 2025 Nov 13 Thursday 7:00 PM
  • 2025 Nov 14 Friday 7:00 PM
  • 2025 Nov 15 Saturday 7:00 PM
  • 2025 Nov 16 Sunday 2:30 PM

Auditions

  • 2025 Aug 25 Monday

What To Know About This Production

Powered by the chart-topping hits of the undisputed Princess of Pop, Once Upon A One More Time turns our favorite fairytales upside down with clever twist! When a fairy godmother goes rogue and plops copies of The Feminine Mystique in the laps of classic heroines, the damsels on a quest to rewrite their stories and redefine “happily ever after.”

Once Upon a One More Time, JR weaves Britney Spears’ smash singles—like “Crazy,” “Oops!…I Did It Again,” “Circus,” “Lucky,” and “Toxic”—into “a big, modern, musical dance party, with Britney’s beating heart at its core.”

Auditions For Once Upon A One More Time

Auditions are Past

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Cast List For Once Upon A One More Time

Characters

  • Cinderella - Our leading princess. Smart, curious, and ready for more than just glass slippers and royal balls. Her world opens up when a fairy godmother gives her The Feminine Mystique. Fierce, funny, and full of heart.
  • Snow White - Cinderella’s best friend and a rule-abiding royal… until she starts questioning the rules. Tough, loyal, and surprisingly sassy once her eyes are opened.
  • Prince Charming - Cinderella’s prince. Dashing, full of himself, and comically clueless about actual relationships. Must be confident, good with comedy, and able to “boy band” with charm.
  • Fairy Godmother (OFG) - Wise, soulful, and fabulous. She gives Cinderella the book that sparks the whole revolution. A mix of Glinda and a soul diva with the wisdom of Yoda.
  • Stepmother - A manipulative and power-hungry character who seeks to maintain control and influence through her daughters.
  • Belinda - Cinderella's stepsister, spoiled, fashion-obsessed stepsisters. Over-the-top, hilarious, and living their best villain lives.
  • Betany - Cinderella's stepsister, spoiled, fashion-obsessed stepsisters. Over-the-top, hilarious, and living their best villain lives. Betany is portrayed slightly nicer than Belinda.
  • Narrator - The charming but control-obsessed storyteller. Think “fairy tale anchorman meets musical theatre emcee.” His world is shaken when the princesses stop following his script.
  • Rapunzel - A sheltered princess who starts out naive and overly proper, but gets bolder as she finds her voice. Expect lots of hair flips and comedic charm.
  • Sleeping Beauty - The nap queen with attitude. She’s sarcastic, always tired, and full of dry wit. She’s reluctantly caught up in the feminist awakening — she’d rather be napping, but she’s still got opinions.
  • Little Mermaid - Still dealing with the trauma of giving up her voice — literally. She communicates through expressive gestures and finds power in reclaiming her story. When she finally sings, it’s a showstopper moment.
  • Princess and the Pea - Overly dramatic and hilariously high-maintenance. She turns every tiny inconvenience into an operatic disaster. A comic standout.
  • Clumsy - The princess who just can’t get it together. Constantly tripping, dropping things, and bumping into royalty — but full of good intentions and heart. Physical comedy gold.
  • Prince Erudite - The intellectual prince — well-read, well-s
  • Belle - Sharp, curious, and loves a good book (especially ones not assigned by the patriarchy). She's already halfway “woke” when we meet her and quickly joins Cinderella’s revolution.
  • Esmerelda - A spirited storyteller with roots in the streets and a love of rhythm. Graceful, grounded, and brave — Esmeralda brings wisdom from outside the traditional royal mold.
  • Gretel - Smart, sweet, and not afraid to stand up to witches (or anyone else). She’s grown up a bit since her candy-house days and brings a down-to-earth voice to the royal mix.
  • Red Riding Hood - A no-nonsense girl with a tough edge and street smarts. She’s not afraid of wolves—or princes. Bold, scrappy, and ready to call out the nonsense.
  • Goldilocks - A rebellious wild child with zero boundaries. She’s bold, nosy, and unapologetic — always in the wrong place at the wrong time, but somehow totally confident about it. Think punk-pop energy meets fairytale chaos.
  • Prince Brawny - All biceps, no brain. The gym-obsessed jock of the prince squad. He flexes before he speaks (and sometimes instead of speaking).
  • Prince Ebullient - Overflowing with energy and joy. He’s everyone's hype man, bouncing on and off the stage with endless enthusiasm.
  • Prince Mischievous - Always up to something. This prince is sneaky, sarcastic, and a little too clever for his own good.
  • Prince Gregarious - The party guy. He’s charming, loud, and loves a crowd. First to plan a ball, last to leave the dance floor.
  • Prince Suave - Smooth-talking and always camera-ready. Thinks he’s a romantic lead in a rom-com. Leans into charm and dramatic poses.
  • Prince Affable - Everyone’s best friend. Kind, generous, and often overlooked — but he’s actually the sweetest of the bunch.
  • Little Girl - The only “real-world” character. A young girl in the audience who inspires the fairy tale characters to change by simply asking for a new story. Pure-hearted, curious, and wise beyond her years.

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