St. George and the Dragon Pantomime Script by Brian Rider

St. George and the Dragon Brian Rider Heroes, villains, comedy and glamour all feature in this stirring tale in traditional and patriotic form. The hunt for St. George of England and his ultimate return and contest with the Dragon and the evil Gaspard the Grim, introduces many legendary characters on the way. A glamorous principal boy in the shape of John Bull with Matilda, his mother, a regular dame and a host of other supporting characters all feature in this exciting story. Buy Online Read Sample Pages Synopsis Looking for something new? Producers and Directors could find the answer in St. George and the Dragon - a patriotic and yet traditional tale. It has all the ingredients for success with a really strong storyline, served by a host of interesting characters. Good triumphs over evil, but only after several reverses on the way. Strong characterization with traditional Principal Boy, John Bull, and mother, Matilda Bull (Dame). On the other side we find a really evil villain in Gaspard the Grim, the Dragon Master. In the end St. George prevails over everything thrown at him. In short a pantomime script not to be missed. A sure fire winner with audiences everywhere. 14 principals (9M, 4F) plus 1 child, backed up by a chorus of villagers, courtiers and dancers. Cast Summary St. George and the Dragon: 14 principals (9M, 4F) + child + chorus Reviews Specifications Format: Paperback Pages: iv,35 Dimensions: A5 (148mm width x 210mm height) Publisher: Jasper Publishing Published: 2007 Language: English ISBN: 978 1 905993 47 5  Home   Advanced website with Shopping Cart

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