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Full-Length Play, Pantomime / 3w, 1m, 7 any gender (adult), 11 any gender (youth)
Norman Robbins
Combines the traditional tale of Mother Goose with spirited songs and dances (to be chosen by the director). Plenty of opportunity for audience participation, led by irascible Billy, Mother Goose's son. Fun packed action centers on the wicked squire's bailiffs and Priscilla, the Magical Goose, insta…
Combines the traditional tale of Mother Goose with spirited songs and dances (to be chosen by the director). Plenty of opportunity for audience participation, led by irascible Billy, Mother Goose's son. Fun packed action centers on the wicked squire's bailiffs and Priscilla, the Magical Goose, instantly endears herself to all. And Fairy Harmony succeeds in helping good overcome evil and happiness prevails once more.
First productions in 1986
As of 2016 over 400 productions worldwide
FAIRY QUEEN (F)
HARMONY (F)
DISCORD (F or M)
CLARENCE (M)
JILL (F)
COLIN (F or M)
BILLY (M or F)
SAGE & ONIONS (M or F)
MOTHER GOOSE (M or F)
PRISCILLA, the magic goose (F or M)
Mother Goose preferably played by a man - not a female impersonator
Colin preferably played by a woman (Principal boy character)
Chorus of villagers, schoolchildren, fairies etc, - any number, age or gender.
Multiple sets can be as simple or extravagant as finances allow
"Mother Goose is a true, traditional panto and is good entertainment fo all the family" - Herald Expess
Norman Robbins, one of Amateur Theatre's most popular authors, wrote his first stage show almost 60 years ago whilst working for the Yorkshire Evening Post. An avid theatregoer from the age of three (his grandparents ran the pub near the local theatre so free tickets were al ...