There was once a pretty country girl who was loved dearly by her mother and grandmother, who gifted her a red riding hood, which is how the girl’s nickname “Little Red Riding-Hood” came to be. One day ...

who had made for her a red hood, which is how she gets her nickname ‘Little Red Riding-Hood’. Hearing that Little Red's grandmother has been ill, her mother makes some custard and instructs the girl ...

Dispensing with the lumberjack, her version has Little Red Riding Hood urge the wolf to cook her in a pot with lots of pepper. His sneezes bring forth the missing grandmother, who hurls her false ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Her bold choices for “Into the Woods” have garnered the 22-year-old actress critical acclaim and a Broadway debut. By Robin Pogrebin ...

Carrying on the tradition of whacky fairytale fun for the summer holidays, The Masque will present Red Riding Hood - fun for all the family this festive season. The Masque's annual holiday show ...