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Jack And The Beanstalk

    by Richard Hills
Pantomime Script: 'Jack And The Beanstalk' by Richard Hills

Synopsis

A popular version of this story with all the traditional panto ingredients. 

Giant Blunderbore (optionally seen or unseen) battles with the gentle Fairy Moonshine as brave Jack is tricked on his way to market to sell the family cow for a handful of magic beans, and then has to climb the beanstalk resulting in more adventures.
 
Tremendous fun!

Characters

6m, 6f, 2m/f   (plus Chorus & Dancers)
  • Dame Trot : the Dame
  • Jill : Dame Trot’s daughter
  • Jack : Dame Trot’s eldest son
  • Silly Billy : Dame Trot’s youngest son
  • Blunderbore : Giant (voice only)
  • Blackheart : Blunderbore’s evil henchman
  • Fairy Moonshine : The Good Fairy
  • Miss Muffet : Owner of the Baker's shop
  • Bo-Peep : Friend of Billy’s
  • Daisy May : Dame Trot’s cow (2 x m/f)
  • Boy Blue : The Kings Herald
  • King Ethelbert : King of the Principality
  • Princess Amelia : King’s daughter

Chorus and dancers as; Villagers, servants and cooks to Blunderbore, Junior Fairies, Courtiers to the Palace etc.
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