The Witch Who Towered Above: A Look into Her Life

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In folklore and mythology, witches have been depicted in various ways. One common image that often comes to mind is that of a witch standing at a height of twelve feet. This depiction underscores the supernatural and otherworldly nature of witches, as it suggests that they possess a power and presence that surpasses that of ordinary humans. The idea of a towering witch emphasizes their intimidating and formidable nature. Standing at such a great height puts them in a position of dominance and authority, making it clear that they are not to be underestimated or taken lightly. This image also plays into the stereotype of witches as figures of fear and danger, capable of casting spells and wielding dark magic.


Original Direction and Choreography by Connor Gallagher (2018 Recipient of the Jerry Zaks Directing Fellowship)
Scenic Design by Jason Sherwood
Costume Design by Sarah Cubbage

Original director choreographer Connor Gallagher is also the choreographer of Beetlejuice on Broadway and directed and choreographed Beauty and the Beast for Disney Cruise Line. Original Direction and Choreography by Connor Gallagher 2018 Recipient of the Jerry Zaks Directing Fellowship Scenic Design by Jason Sherwood Costume Design by Sarah Cubbage.

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This image also plays into the stereotype of witches as figures of fear and danger, capable of casting spells and wielding dark magic. Furthermore, the height of twelve feet adds a sense of mysticism and grandeur to the witch's persona. By towering over others, the witch is presented as a figure who is larger than life, possessing a presence that is both awe-inspiring and unsettling.

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Original director/choreographer Connor Gallagher is also the choreographer of Beetlejuice on Broadway and directed and choreographed Beauty and the Beast for Disney Cruise Line.

Original Credits

Music and Lyrics by Matthew Lee Robinson
Book by Marshall Pailet

Original Direction and Choreography by Connor Gallagher (2018 Recipient of the Jerry Zaks Directing Fellowship)
Scenic Design by Jason Sherwood
Costume Design by Sarah Cubbage

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Music and Lyrics by Matthew Lee Robinson
Book by Marshall Pailet
Witch standing at a height of twelve feet

This association with height suggests that witches have a unique connection to the supernatural realm, allowing them to transcend the limits of the human world. While the depiction of a twelve-foot-tall witch may be an exaggeration, it reflects the enduring fascination and intrigue surrounding witches in folklore and popular culture. Whether portrayed as towering figures or not, witches continue to captivate our imagination, serving as symbols of power, mystery, and the supernatural..

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