Mowgli - The Jungle Book Play Script by Eric Boagey

Mowgli - The Jungle Book Eric Boagey Based on the stories by Rudyard Kipling. The boy Mowgli is raised by Mother Wolf in the jungle but is rejected by the young wolves, who follow the tiger, Shere Khan. Living in the village, Mowgli is again rejected as a wolf-boy. Where does he belong? He defeats his enemy, Shere Khan, and returns to the Council Rock but has to decide: to stay in the jungle with his animal friends or face life in the human world. A drama with a wide range of characters, animal and human, serious and comic. There are songs too. Doubling is possible and some roles can be male or female. Prices Note. All prices shown are now inclusive. No additional VAT is charged on Scripts, Library Reading Service or Performing Licences. Royalty Code F Script £5.00 Library Service £1.50 Performing Licence £45.00 per performance for Hall seating up to 150 Performing Licence £50.00 per performance for Hall seating up to 400 Please note that one Performing Licence is required for each performance. Buy Online Cast Summary Mowgli - The Jungle Book: 9M 3F + 5 Either Synopsis The baby Mowgli is abandoned by his parents in the jungle but is saved from the jaws of the tiger, Shere Khan and brought up by Mother Wolf. He is accepted into the wolf pack by the pledge of Bagheera, the panther, and is taught the laws of the jungle by Baloo, the bear. But the young wolves follow Shere Khan, who has sworn to kill Mowgli and, rejected by the pack, Mowgli leaves the jungle and finds his way to the hut of Messua and Raja, who befriend him, thinking he might be their own lost child. But the villagers are annoyed by Mowgli’s mischievous ways and brand him ‘wolf boy’. One of them, Buldeo, the hunter, thinks he ought to be shot! To keep him out of trouble, they give him the job of herding the cattle of Govind, the village Headman - a job Mowgli uses, with the help of his wolf friend, Grey Brother, to bring about the death of Shere Khan, but at the same time causing the cattle to stampede. The villagers are furious and pursue Mowgli for vengeance, but are thwarted by Bagheera, who manages to get Buldeo’s gun and lead the three villagers a merry dance! Meanwhile, Mowgli returns to the jungle Council Rock bearing the hide of Shere Khan and followed by Messua and Raju, who have been cast out of the village for protecting the wolf boy. It is now that Mowgli must decide whether to remain in the jungle with his animal friends and become the new leader of the pack (and even the young wolves give him their grovelling support), or face a different, possibly hostile, future in the world of men. There are dramatic and humorous scenes in jungle and village, a variety of animal and human characters and some songs - jolly and sad - to help the play on its way. Read Sample Pages Specifications Format: Paperback Pages: iii,37 Dimensions: A5 (148mm width x 210mm height) Publisher: Jasper Publishing Published: 2008 Language: English ISBN: 978 1 906997 22 9 Keywords Drama, Classic, Mowgli, The Jungle Book, Rudyard Kipling Links If you would like to include a link to this script, you can copy the following HTML and paste it into your own website. Link to this script in the Advanced Website: <a href=http://www.jasperpublishing.com/Products.aspx?ItemId=436>Mowgli - The Jungle Book, Eric Boagey</a> Link to this script in the Classic Website: <a href=http://www.JasperPublishing.com/StaticContent/436.htm>Mowgli - The Jungle Book, Eric Boagey</a>  Home   Advanced website with Shopping Cart

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