A key element of any Snow White production is the seven dwarfs, and Studio 100 made an authentic and meaningful choice for their casting. The roles were played by : Edwin Alofs, Andy Herd, Kyle Herd, Sharon van Lieshout, Paul Monaghan, Erwan Seyeux, and Terrence Weijnschenk . This casting has been widely praised as a celebration of diversity and authenticity. These performers live in the forest and provide Snow White with a safe haven when she is exiled, teaching her that true beauty comes from within. The dwarfs form a "komisch zevental om U tegen te zeggen" (a comical group of seven like no other), with critics noting "het plezier kan je op hun gezichten aflezen" (you can see the joy on their faces).
The dwarfs (De Zeven Dwergen) are the heart of the musical’s comedy, and their casting is the most physically demanding. Studio 100 has historically used adult actors of shorter stature or, more commonly, adult actors in elaborate prosthetic suits and harnesses to create the illusion of dwarfs. The actors must be master physical comedians.
| Character | Actors/Actresses (selected past cast) | | :--- | :--- | | Sneeuwwitje | Kathleen Aerts, Sanne Denotté, Sasha Rosen | | The Prince | Chris Van Tongelen, Davy Gilles |
In the summer of 2024, Studio 100 mounted a major revival of Sneeuwwitje at the Studio 100 Theater De Panne located inside Plopsaland. The production assembled an impressive lineup of modern Belgian stars to re-energize the iconic characters: Sneeuwwitje, de Romantische Familiemusical (Video 2005) sneeuwwitje musical studio 100 cast
: De rol wordt afwisselend gespeeld door Karen Damen , Ruth Beeckmans en Line Ellegiers .
De voorstellingen vinden plaats in het . De première vond plaats op 30 juni 2024 . De musical is gedurende de hele zomer van 2024 te zien.
Voiceover: "The Evil Queen didn't just ask a mirror—she had a full villain anthem that gave us chills." A key element of any Snow White production
Reviewers note that unlike other Studio 100 shows (like Samson & Gert ), this version lacks the "double-layered" humor that usually keeps adults entertained. It is described as strictly a children's performance .
The magic of Sneeuwwitje didn't stop with the summer of 2024. In early 2025, it was announced that the beloved show would be getting a second life. The rights were acquired by a new production company, Antonis Theaterproducties, who announced their intention to bring the Studio 100 musical to audiences in the Netherlands. While the full cast for this Dutch revival is still being finalized, early reports indicate that the production will look to launch a new generation of talent. The 2025 Dutch production is set to be a showcase for "young, talented people" who are just starting their careers in musical theater, promising a fresh and exciting new take on the classic material.
The musical features catchy songs and impressive stage effects. It has been performed by various casts over the years, but the core story and characters remain the same. These performers live in the forest and provide
: Beloved comedic actress who made her official musical theater debut with this role, bringing unparalleled humor and depth to the Queen.
The 2024 revival had some big shoes to fill, but it was a labor of love for everyone involved. At the helm, the genius behind the unforgettable songs is . The original libretto was crafted by none other than Studio 100's own masterminds, Gert Verhulst, Danny Verbiest, and Hans Bourlon .
The 2024 revival featured a high-profile Belgian cast and marked the musical debut for some of its performers. Sneeuwwitje Ianthe Tavernier The Prince Michiel De Meyer The Evil Queen : Alternated between Karen Damen Ruth Beeckmans The Lackey (Lakei) Manu Van Acker , making his musical debut The Seven Dwarfs Edwin Alofs Sharon van Lieshout Paul Monaghan Erwan Seyeux Terrence Weijnschenk Historical Cast (2005 Production)
The Queen’s loyal but bumbling lackey, Aimé, was played by popular MNM radio DJ . Cast by Gert Verhulst despite having zero prior professional singing or musical experience, Van Acker became a major highlight of the show, earning praise for his natural comedic timing and stage presence. The Seven Dwarfs: An International Selection