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Full-Length Play, Drama / 2w, 7m
Ken Hill
Professor Niven discovers the whereabouts of Inmutef’s tomb and sets out for Egypt with his daughter Nancy. Almost at once strange things happen. When the tomb is opened, the mummy behaves very peculiarly indeed.
Set in ancient Egypt, Pharaoh’s wife Ayashet loves the immortal priest Inmutef, who loves the slave-girl Selena, who loves another. Ashayet kills Selena. Pharaoh banishes Ashayet, entombs and mummifies Inmutef. But Ashayet also is immortal, having bathed in the River of Life.
Then, in 1920, Professor Niven discovers the whereabouts of Inmutef’s tomb and sets out for Egypt with his daughter Nancy. Almost at once strange things happen. When the tomb is opened, the mummy behaves very peculiarly indeed.
The Mummy’s Tomb was first performed at the Theatre Royal, Stratford East on 8 September 1980.
PAUL CONWAYINMUTEFSELENAASHAYETAMENHOTEP IVMAHUPALACE GUARDSPROFESSOR NIVENNANCYFAROUKLORD SOPERMRS MCGUINNESSKEMALROUSEHARRYCHAUFFEURTAUREGANUBISEGYPTIAN SERVANT
Ancient Egypt in 1380 BC; Egypt in 1922. Interior and exterior settings.
ACT ONE1. “I’ve Got A Thing For You” – Paul, Nancy2. “Oh Tilbury” – Rouse, Harry3. “Sailing Away” – Mrs. McGuinness, Company4. “Gods of Old” – Ashayet5. “Life is Full of Mysteries” – Paul, Nancy, Niven, Soper, Kemal, Rouse
ACT TWO6. “Maturity” – Ashayet, Kemal7. “British Heroes” – Soper, Niven, Paul8. “Get Down” – Nancy9. “Sailing Away Reprise” – Company
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