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Full-Length Play, Dramatic Comedy / 17 any gender (adult)
David Wood, Enid Blyton
MORE ADVENTURES OF NODDY consists of two one-act plays. They could be performed separately, as they are both self-contained.
NODDY AND THE NOAH’S ARK involves most of the familiar book characters, including Big Ears, Whiskers the Cat (a puppet), Bumpy Dog, Tessie Bear, Mr. Plod, Sam and Sally Skittle and the goblins, Sly and Goblin.
Mr. Noah needs financial support to keep his animals fed. Tessie Bear and Noddy collect sixpences for the cause. But the collecting box is stolen by the goblins.
An exciting quest to discover the culprits leads our heroes to the Dark Wood. All ends happily with a Grand Concert.
In NODDY AND THE TOOTLE, Noddy and the other familiar characters meet the Great Tootle, a travelling magician, who is able to make people dance by playing his penny whistle.
The Great Tootle gives Noddy three wishes, but one of them sends Tubby Bear, who has stolen the penny whistle, “up to the clouds”. Noddy magicks Tubby Bear’s return, but the whistle is still up in the clouds.
Big Ears arranges for a flight in an aeroplane and the penny whistle is eventually restored to its rightful owner. There are several catchy songs and a lot of audience participation.
Noddy’s famous car features in both stories.
Wimbledon Theatre, London in 1995
17 characters may be played by 10 actors.
Simple settings
“Bright, cheerful, splendidly child-friendly adaptation of Enid Blyton by that admirable children’s dramatist, David Wood … it’s excellent.” Daily Telegraph
“David Wood, the countries’ top children’s dramatist, has adapted some of Enid Blyton’s charming NODDY stories and created another delightful, colourful show packed with fun, excitement and plenty of audience participation.” What’s On in London
“An enchanting adaptation by David Wood” London Evening Standard “Three cheers for Noddy! This David Wood adaptation of the children’s classic contains all the right ingredients.” Hull Daily Mail
David Wood has been called “the national children’s dramatist” (London Times). His plays are performed worldwide, and include The Gingerbread Man, The Plotters of Cabbage Patch Corner, Save the Human, Aladdin, Hijack Over Hygenia, Jack the Lad, Larry the Lamb in Toytown, Old ...