Babes in the Wood Pantomime Script by Doreen Moger

Babes in the Wood Doreen Moger Brand new panto from this popular author. Sheriff Badlot of Nottingham plans to do away with his brother Geoffrey’s children while their father is away fighting at the Crusades with King Richard. But Robin Hood and Maid Marion are not going to let that happen are they? Buy Online Read Sample Pages Synopsis Robin Hood and Maid Marion do their best to rescue the two Babes when they are abandoned in the Woods by the evil Badlot, Sheriff of Nottingham and his nasty side-kick Zit. Robin is helped by Robin’s Merry Men, Little John, Big Mac, and Will Shocking-Pink, while Dame Mistress Myrtle, Schoolteacher and general Dogsbody at the Castle does her best to help but usually makes a mess of it, and Clod the village layabout and his dog Carpenter cause mayhem wherever they go. Much to everyone’s surprise it is Carpenter who saves the day, with the help of the audience. This is traditional Pantomime, true to the original story, with lots of fun and foolery, exciting chases, boos and hisses, music and mayhem and lots of audience participation! Babes in the Woods has been specially written, by an experienced author and director, for amateur productions and is easily adapted to accommodate small companies and small stages. Eight Principals, two juveniles, and a chorus of villagers, children, Guards, small animals and fairies. Specially written for amateur performance, it can be staged simply or as elaborately as required. Four main scenes, alternate scenes are performed in front of main curtain or tabs. Production notes are included to help with staging this pantomime. Cast Summary Babes in the Wood: 16 principals, approx. Reviews Specifications Format: Paperback Pages: viii,46 Dimensions: A5 (148mm width x 210mm height) Publisher: Jasper Publishing Published: 1998 Language: English ISBN: 1 902837 82 7  Home   Advanced website with Shopping Cart

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