Princess and the Peabrain Pantomime Script by Bruce Gardner

Princess and the Peabrain Bruce Gardner A twist in the old tale requires two rival suitors to prove their princeliness to Princess Charmaine by sleeping comfortably all night. Nurse Polly Wolly-Doodle brings confusion with her malaprops whilst aiding Prince Belvedere against Prince Feculent, little realising that he has swapped clothes with his squire, Bert Gudgeon, Smutch Hogwash and trivia Doings are also assisting, but their master is feculent, a very bad loser! A lively chorus helps the story along to its happy conclusion. Buy Online Read Sample Pages Synopsis Princess Charmaine is determined to find a true prince to marry, whilst Prince Belvedere is equally determined not to get married. So when he is invited to a garden party at King Rufus and Queen Cinnabar’s palace, he changes clothes with his squire, Bert Gudgeon, in order to avoid the matrimonial trap. His views change upon meeting Charmaine, and unfortunately another wishes the Princesses hand in order to feather his own nest. The Princess, after several tests to separate the rivals, hits on the trick of putting a pea under the mattresses of both, as she thinks, princes. With Smutch Hogwash and Trivia Doings assisting the bad Prince Feculent, and Nurse Polly Wolly-Doodle ‘helping’ the good guys, mayhem ensues until Prince Belvedere reveals his true colours to win over his love. Feculent however is a very bad loser and a murder is planned until good triumphs to leave everyone, barring feculent and his aides, happy ever after. Cast of 10 with chorus participation of palace party guests and servants. Cast Summary Princess and the Peabrain: 10 principals plus chorus Reviews Specifications Format: Paperback Pages: vi,42 Dimensions: A5 (148mm width x 210mm height) Publisher: Jasper Publishing Published: 2006 Language: English ISBN: 1 904416 81 0  Home   Advanced website with Shopping Cart

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