Bobby Shaftoe Pantomime Script by Bruce Gardner

Bobby Shaftoe Bruce Gardner An unusual, yet traditional, pantomime script based on the favourite nursery rhyme, ’Bobby Shaftoe’s gone to sea’. Great characters and comedy situations are waiting for your audience, at Skulduggery Wharf, aboard the ’Molly Moo’ and on the Isle D’Eath. A script that should satisfy the most exacting of directors with plenty of fun ’business’. Buy Online Read Sample Pages Synopsis When Bobby Shaftoe has to prove his worth to win Molly Parkin’s father’s trust, he joins Captain Parkin’s crew aboard the ‘Molly Moo’, along with his mother, Sally and his simple brother, Silly Billy, leaving Molly in the capable hands of their friends Timmy Mudlark and May Truly. However, Baron Twister a.k.a Twister, the notorious pirate, has his own eye set on Molly and, with the aid of his pirate crew, take the ‘Molly Moo’ and put all aboard into the prison of the Isle D’Eath, guarded be Evil Eddie and fed by Ethel, a vile, loathsome cook. Rescue is affected by Timmy and the inhabitants of the prison, including Eddie, Ethel and three mad prisoners, return to Bristol to confront the Baron and his motley crew, in particular Delectable Dora, Fabulous Freda and Magnificent Martha, pirate hags of the worst kind. Cast of about 18 main characters with a chorus of townspeople, crew of the ‘Molly Moo’ and pirates, with plenty of swash-buckling action. Cast Summary Bobby Shaftoe: 18 principals Reviews Specifications Format: Paperback Pages: vi,52 Dimensions: A5 (148mm width x 210mm height) Publisher: Jasper Publishing Published: 1998 Language: English ISBN: 1 902837 12 6  Home   Advanced website with Shopping Cart

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