I work at a children's theatre and I do a show with Special Needs individuals. We did "Once Upon a Mattress"...a shortened version...and I was the minstrel. It worked very well with myself being a narrator type character. What other shows have a similar character.
You know what would be good, and no one has brought it up:
Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat.
Just putting that out there.
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I saw a community production of "Treasure Island" about 4 years ago and I remember that the leading male (who's name has slipped my mind over the years) at several times had long monologues explaining everything going on, so I guess he could be considered a narrator.
Tevye definitely narrates the opening scene, then steps into the story. He does his monologues throughout the story to "God," but I don't think he ever returns to narration after the opening number (Tradition).
Still, he counts.
Huck in Big River goes in and out of narrating and slipping into his own story. He does it throughout the show.
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