I’m in a Fairy Tale – Get Me Out Of Here! By Paul Cockcroft £20.00 incl.Treasure Island by Lynn Brittney £7.00 – £31.00 incl.See Sample of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (includes cast size etc.) The students worked collectively to create all aspects of the performance and presented this one-night only event on July 26, 2013. Copyright prevents us from using the standard but we have suggested some equally good songs for your children to warble.Īs with all our plays, there are full production notes that give advice on scenery, costume and prop-making.īacking tracks for the songs suggested in this play can be purchased for a modest amount each from or other backing track/karaoke companies in the UK or overseas. Frank Baum, for you to adapt for your class or school performance. This version of The Wizard of Oz is truly wonderful. A short play script for The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, based on the original book by L. The Christmastime that Santa Claus ForgotĬategory: Plays for Years 5/6/7 DescriptionĪll the favourite characters are there – Tin Man, Lion and Scarecrow.The Story of Dr Dolittle by Stewart Auty.I’m in a Fairy Tale – Get Me Out Of Here!.
The Tale of Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny.Finally, the show was released to stock theater companies in 1911. The new production resumed the tour through May 1907, and continued for the 1907––09 seasons. The main "Company A" had one final tour from August to November 1906 before the rights were sold to Hurtig and Seamon.
By this time, demand had slowed and the second company was disbanded on February 28, 1906. The two companies toured the country from August 1904 to April 1905, and again from September 1905 to May 1906. This version played through May and then moved on to the New York Theater for three weeks before returning to Chicago for a five-week run to finish the season.
A second company was established, and the show went on tour from September 1903 through March 1904 before returning to the Majestic with an updated "Edition De Luxe". 6th Girl: The same storm that brought this house has blown half of our home away. 5th Girl: Such a strange dwelling - so different from ours. 4th Girl: I wonder from what unknown country the storm blew this house. 3rd Girl: Never in the land of Oz has there been one like it. The show premiered at the Chicago Grand Opera House on Jand then went on tour throughout the upper Midwest before moving to the Majestic Theatre on Broadway on January 21, 1903, where it ran for 293 performances through October 3. 1st Girl: Heres a catastrophe 2nd Girl: What a dreadful storm. One of many promotional posters for the show, this one showing the Dance of All Nations Scene.
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