Red Riding Hood 2nd half

Little red and the Wolf then talk, Red tells the wolf that she is going to a grandmother's house. When the Wolf tells red about a shortcut The wolf shakes his head so the children know he is lying. With every scene change we have narration to explain what's happening next so the children can follow the story and not get lost. We then use physical theatre to create grandmas front door and bed. In the original stories to grandma is eaten by the wolf followed shortly by red only to be saved by the woodcutter. We have change this because we didn't feel comfortable showing children are wolf eating an elderly woman and a child. Instead we have the wolf hiding the grandmother under the bed and the wolf doesn't eat red but the treats that were for her grandmother, we feel this is more appropriate for children.