Sleeping Beauty – A Play Scene 1 Narrator 1: The people from a small town in France are outside the King’s summer castle. The King goes out onto the balcony. King: We are very happy to tell you that we have a baby daughter. Her name is Aurora. Everyone is invited to a party, here at the castle, tomorrow.
Fairy Tale Reader’s Theater: Sleeping Beauty Reader Roles: Narrator, Queen, King, Wicked fairy, Good fairy, Princess, Prince Scene 1 (in the castle) Narrator: Once upon a time, a beautiful princess was born. Queen: Why don’t we celebrate our daughter’s birth with the whole kingdom? King: That is a great idea! Let’s have a big party!
Sleeping Beauty Play Script for Schools-Royalty Free - Drama …
Best suited for ages 10 and up. Includes study guide, extension activities and production notes. (3 credits.) A princess is cursed by a witch and falls asleep for a hundred years. This five-page script stays true to the original Grimm’s Fairy Tale. The original story was called ‘Briar Rose.’.
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2016年3月30日 · On her 16th birthday, Aurora pricks her finger on a spindle and falls into a deep sleep. A prince arrives years later to face the witch and break the curse with true love's kiss, awakening Aurora and the kingdom.
Children's Theatre Play Script - Sleeping Beauty - Classics On Stage
Sleeping Beauty - Elegant, amusing version of the Perrault romance, with just the right balance of comedy and suspense, and a touch of (optional) classical dance. Choreography ideas/suggestions are in the script. 2 Acts. 12 major characters: 6 men, 5 women, plus the Narrator (man or woman).
Irritated at not being invited, as well as for generally evil principles, Maleficent places a curse on beautiful child: when Aurora turns 16 she will cut her finger on a spinning wheel and the whole kingdom will fall asleep never to awake.
I hope you enjoy doing this version of ‘Sleeping Beauty’ and have a great success with your production. [The scene opens with the stage in darkness except for a spot DR where the FAIRY QUEEN is standing. SHE is looking at the darkness in …
"Sleeping Beauty" is a unique pantomime - in that it ends 118 years after it starts! More of a "Fairy-tale", rather than an adventure story like "Dick Whittington" or "Jack and the Beanstalk," the drama is provided by Carabosse's attempts to do away with Beauty because she was not invited to the christening.
KING: (aside to Chancellor ) See me afterwards. (to Grotto) Why wasn’t Fairy grotto sent an Invitation? Hmmm? Tell me at once! CHANCELLOR: Because you said she was a nasty old boot, with a nose that could take the stones out of horses hooves! GROTTO: Ha! See, the truth! Well, I shall get my revenge! Aha ha ha ha. GROTTO: What a pretty little baby!