Have you heard the fairy tale about the political princess and the pea? She was not some ordinary princess. She was the high princess, the Princess Lisa, heiress of the mythical land of Madiganistan.

ATU 704 is a story first published by Hand Christian Anderson in 1835, and has numerous retellings. The story, also known as "How to Tell a True Princess," tells of a girl being tested by a queen to ...

In the fairytale, the small pea did not allow the princess to have a good night's sleep; she was so uncomfortable on account of the tiny object buried deep in the bedding.

The Princess and the Pea. Tale Classification. ATU 704. ... At the end of the story, the narrator tells us that the pea has been placed at the Art Museum (which art museum this refers to is unclear) ...

The classic fairy tale “The Princess and the Pea” takes on a satirical flair when the musical comedy “Once Upon A Mattress” makes its debut on the South Tahoe High School Theater stage ...