Chubby Cherub's Earthly Adventure... Play Script by Tony Edwards

Chubby Cherub’s Earthly Adventure and The Spooky Spider Show Tony Edwards Two fun one-act plays for a flexible number of junior performers. In Chubby Cherub’s Earthly Adventure Chubby is sent to earth on a special mission, but has she had enough training to successfully complete the task? In The Spooky Spider Show problems arise in a tranquil garden when Spooky Spider arrives. Optional songs and music available if wanted. Buy Online Read Sample Pages Synopsis Chubby Cherub is not yet a Proper Angel, only a Trainee. God sends her down to Earth to find and bring back a very special book. Chubby is thrilled at the chance of helping. She arrives on Earth, finds the book, then realises she doesn’t know how to get back to Heaven! She asks various characters, namely Monty Moneybags, Griswald Greedy and Larry Lazybones where Heaven is, but they mislead her and end up tricking her out of her possessions. But there’s worse! She gets caught by the Devil - but she cleverly escapes his clutches. It seems that she will never find her way back to Heaven - but then something rather unusual happens! Cast Summary Chubby Cherub's Earthy Adventure: Flexible The Spooky Spider Show: Flexible Reviews Specifications Format: Paperback Pages: iv,44 Dimensions: A5 (148mm width x 210mm height) Publisher: Jasper Publishing Published: 1998 Language: English ISBN: 1 902837 56 8  Keywords Chubby Cherub's Earthy Adventure: flexible The Spooky Spider Show: flexible  Home   Advanced website with Shopping Cart

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