Genie in the Bottle, The Pantomime Script by Bruce Gardner

Genie in the Bottle, The Bruce Gardner Splendid, unusual pantomime in traditional format. Yussaf, a poor fisherman, nets a bottle and finds in it an unusual catch. However, his luck seems no better when the Genie in the Bottle threatens to kill him for disturbing his long sleep. But Yussaf is nothing if not resourceful, and his adventures begin, involving wicked Achmed, the Sultan’s son, Kassem, Jasmine and Boudoah, ancient Witch of the Black Mountains. Buy Online Read Sample Pages Synopsis A feast is traditionally prepared for Sultan Summa Bey’s birthday, unfortunately Yussaf the fisherman is not good at his trade and he may be the only one to provide nothing for the party, much to the disgust of his wife, Ammona. Only his children, Leila and Jaffa have faith in their father, and in a final attempt, he casts his net only to drag in an old bottle and be confronted by the Genie Bagdah. A rags to riches life is in order, but there is a fly in the ointment in the form of local bully Ached and his half-wit brothers, Mustaph and Aleeka. When they kidnap the Sultan’s son, Kaseem, and flee to the Black Mountains, Yussaf and co rush off in hot pursuit, guided by Brichem the camel driver and his talking camel, Wallis. Everyone is surprised to find Boudoah, an ancient witch in the mountains. With her aid, Kaseem is rescued but Achmed steals the bottle and a new pursuit back to the Sultan’s palace ensues to prevent further evil plots by Achmed in his quest for power. Cast of about 15 principals plus two for the camel and a chorus of townspeople, Sultan’s guards, palace dancers, fan bearers, coalminers and a doctor. Cast Summary Genie in the Bottle, The: 16 principals Reviews Specifications Format: Paperback Pages: viii,54 Dimensions: A5 (148mm width x 210mm height) Publisher: Jasper Publishing Published: 1998 Language: English ISBN: 1 874009 74 0  Home   Advanced website with Shopping Cart

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