Static graphics from the picture book are inter-cut with the signers telling the story over a vocal narration. The reader is good, and the signers are fun to watch.
"Rapunzel" (female signer) sticks to the Grimms' story, with the Prince being thrown out the window, Rapunzel having twins, and finding each other again.
"The Musicians of Bremen" (male signer) uses the same format.
"Sleeping Beauty" (female) starts the same way as Rapunzel, with parents longing for a child - and ending with a prince.
That's how fairy tales go.
(PS why not put the 13th wise woman (Disney's Malificent character) at a different table??) ( )