Rumpelstiltskin Pantomime Script by Bruce Gardner

Rumpelstiltskin Bruce Gardner Living in the Royal Forest, Rumpelstiltskin has his ears open for the main chance, so when Dan Miller boasts that her daughter Millie can turn straw to gold, he seizes the opportunity for his own ends, assisted by his friends Tittle and tattle, he completes the task allowing Millie to marry Prince Arthur, only for the villain to claim their first-born. Can Dan and Peter Perfect save the day by guessing the rogues name? You bet they can! Lots of action for chorus and principals alike. Buy Online Read Sample Pages Synopsis Dandelion (Dan) Miller lands her daughter Millicent (Milly) in deep trouble when she says that Milly can turn straw into gold. King Roland believes every word and imprisons Milly in his palace to perform this miracle, much to prince Arthur’s dismay. Only intervention by strange woodland dweller Rumpelstiltskin prevents the truth from coming to light, but at a price. Palace guards, Stricht and Sturn attempt to keep order under the direction of Alphonse, the wordy prime minister, but, as they are so inept, it falls to Dan and Peter Perfect, Arthur’s squire to save the day. Rumplestiltskin’s simple cohorts, Tittle and Tattle help in the mayhem, whilst Queen Charlotte keeps a motherly eye on proceedings. Cast of 12 principals plus chorus of mill workers, villagers and palace servants. Cast Summary Rumplestiltskin: 12 principals plus chorus Reviews Specifications Format: Paperback Pages: vi,47 Dimensions: A5 (148mm width x 210mm height) Publisher: Jasper Publishing Published: 2006 Language: English ISBN: 978 1 905993 12 3  Home   Advanced website with Shopping Cart

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