Small Red Riding HOOD Essay, Research Paper
Play 3020/CHILDERN? S THEATER
SCRIPT # 4 & # 8211 ; 5?
NONETRADITIONAL THEATER SCRIPT
Small Red RIDING HOOD ; ADAPTED FROM
A TREASURY OF CHILDREN? S LITERATURE
AGE GROUP 9 -12 twelvemonth old
adopted by zohra alex nevin
Cast of Fictional characters:
Mother
Wolf
Small Red Riding Hood
Grandma
Wood cutter
( Early ONE Morning, LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD? S MOTHER BAKED SOME CAKES AND OTHER SWEETS IN HER KITCHEN AS LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD WATCHED. SHE BACKED SOME CAKES AND BUTTER IN A SMALL BASKET AND ASKED LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD TO Take IT TO HER GRANDMOTHER. )
Mother: ( SMILING ) Your grandma has been rather sick. I want you to take this basket of bars
and butter to her.
L.R.R.H: ( HAPPILY ) Ok, ma.
Mother: ( STRAIGHTENING LRRH? S CAP ) And retrieve non to roll from the way or you might acquire
lost in the forests.
L.R.R.H: I won? t ma, I promise. I? ll call you when I get to grandma? s house.
Mother: All right beloved, say hello to grandma for me. Now run along.
( SHE HAD NOT GONE FAR WHEN SHE MET THE BIG BAD WOLF LEANING AGAINST A TREE LOOKING AT L.R.R.H. , BUT SHE WAS NOT AFRAID. )
L.R.R.H: Good forenoon wolf. How are you this forenoon?
Wolf: ( WITH A MYSTERY LOOK ON HIS FACE ) And good forenoon to you, where are you traveling in
such a haste?
L.R.R.H: Oh, I? m on my manner to my grandma? s house. I? m taking her this basket of bars.
She lives over there on the other side of the wood.
Wolf: ( WALKING BESIDE RED RIDING HOOD ) Why are you walking so fast? Take a expression around the
wood. It? s so beautiful. ( PAUSE ) Listen to the bird sing. ( POINTING ) And look at all
the pretty flowers.
L.R.R.H: Hmm, you are right. Grandmother would be happy if I brought her some flowers.
Besides, it is still early. Thankss Mr. Wolf.
WILF: ( SMILING ) No job kid. Bye and have fun!
( Red RIDING HOOD RAN INTO THE WOOD AND PICKED FLOWERS WHILE WOLF MADE HIS WAY TO GRANDMOTHER? S HOUSE. )
Wolf: ( KNOCK, KNOCK )
GRANDM: ( SURPRISED ) Who? s at that place?
Wolf: ( SQUEAKING ) iii it? s me, Little Red Riding Hood. I brought you something to eat.
Open the door.
GRANDM: Come in, the door is unfastened. I am excessively weak to acquire up!
Wolf: ( WHISPERING ) Ha-ha, one nice repast.
( WOLF RAN INSIDE, UP TO GRANDMOTHER? S ROOM AND GOBBLED HER UP, PUT ON HER NIGHT GOWN, NIGHTCAP AND JUMPED INTO BED WAITING FOR LITTLE RIDING HOOD LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD REALIZED SHE HAD TO BE AT GRANDMOTHER? S HOUSE STOPPED PICKING AND TROT TO GRANDMOTHER? S HOUSE )
L.R.R.H: ( SURPRISED TO SEE THE DOOR OPEN ) Hmm, the door is broad unfastened. ( LOOKING AROUND )
Grandma! It? s me Small Red. Are you here? ( PAUSE ) She must be in her room.
( SHE WALK TO GRANDMOTHER? S BEDROOM, AND PAUSE, WALK TO THE PHONE ) & lt ;
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L.R.R.H: Oh, I have to name ma. ( DIALING ) Hi ma, I am at grandmother? s house.
Mother: How? s grandmother?
L.R.R.H: I don? T know. I merely got here. I think she is in her room sleeping.
Mother: All right beloved. Go see your grandma. Name me if you need assist.
L.R.R.H: All right ma, pass.
( L.R.R.H. HANG UP THE PHON AND WENT TO GRANDMOTHER? S ROOM )
L.R.RH: Oh, grandmother, what large ears you have. You didn? Ts have this large ears before.
Wolf: Well, I? m old now, my beloved. I need them to hear you better.
L.R.R.H: But grandmothers, you have large chilling eyes.
Wolf: My vision is acquiring bad, I need to see you better.
L.R.RH: But grandma, what large manus you have?
Wolf: These large weaponries are better to embrace you with.
L.R.R.H: Ooh, grandmother, what large ugly teeth you have?
Wolf: Well sweaty, these dentitions are better to eat you with.
( WOLF SPRANG OUT OF BED AND SWALLOWED LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD, WENT BACK TO BED AND FELL ASLEEP. WOODCUTTER CAME BY GRANDMOTHER? S HOUSE. )
WOODC: ( LOOK CURIOUS ) Hmm, that? s unusual. The door? s broad unfastened. I? d better cheque on
the old adult female. I hope she? s all right. ( WENT INSIDE ) Ah hour angle, I? ve got you at last,
you old rascal! ( WALK TOWARD THE BED ABOUT TO PUNCH WOLF AND
STOP ) Wait a minute. This old rogue has eaten the old adult female. I have to make
something. ( Looking About THINKING WHAT TO DO ) Oh yeah, I? ll 911.
( WOODCUTTER WENT TO THE PHONE AND CALL 911 )
WOODC: ( DIALING ) Hello, I need some aid. I think this wolf ate the old lady.
911: Sooner state sir, calm down and listen carefully. I want you to pick the wolf up and make hymick
WOODC: Ok. ( Picking THE WOLF UP AND DO HYMICK MANEUVER )
( AT THE COUNT OF THREE, WOLF REGURGITATE THE OLD LADY AND L.R.R.H WOLF LYING ON THE FLOOR STILL FEELING SICK? )
WOODC: ( WENT TO PHONE ) Hello, the old lady and her granddaughter is out from wolf? s
tummy.
911: Good occupation, sir. Thankss for naming. Bye.
( WOODCUTTER WENT BACK TO WOLF, SHOOK HIM, RAISED HIS HAND TO PUNCH HIM BUT WOLF WOKE UP. )
Wolf: ( SCARED ) Please wear? t ache me!
WOODC: ( STILL HOLDING WOLF DOWN ON THE FLOOR ) If I see you go near these
people or anyone once more, I will take you to imprison and lock you up.
Wolf: ( SCARED ) I promise I won? t semen near them or anyone once more.
( WOLF GOT SCARED AND RAN AWAY )
L.R.R.H: ( SMILING ) Thank you Mr. Grandma I was so frightened in at that place.
GRANM: Bless you boy. Let? s have some bar.
( WOODCUTTER AND LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD: MMM-MMM
THE End
I picked this age group because:
n More of the narrative can be carried by the duologue. Therefor, in my book there are duologues between Little Riding Hood, her female parent, grandma, Wolf, Woodcutter and the 911 in order to do it interesting to this peculiar age group.
n Enjoys guess about the & # 8220 ; how & # 8221 ; of phase happenings.
