Robin Hood And Friends - By Debbie Campbell
Product Description
Picture merry England back in the Middle Ages; Knights in shining armour, castles, kings and pages, Starving Saxon peasants, cruel Norman invaders, Holy wars in foreign lands, armies of crusaders …
Thirteen fantastic songs and dances and an action-packed, rhyming script with plenty of equally-distributed parts make this an ideal musical for Key Stages 2-3 (ages 7 to 14) with a cast of of 25-50, and there are plenty of choruses for younger pupils to join in too. It shows the importance of loyalty and friendship as, to protect the Saxon Peasants, Robin Hood, Maid Marion and the Hot Shot Team overcome the evil Prince John and scheming Sheriff of Nottingham.
Swash-buckling fights alternate with sensitive moments and dungeon scenes contrast with riotous feasting and dancing.
Approximate Duration: 60-90 minutes
1) Robin Hood Verse 1
2) What Do You Spy
3) Sheriff Of Nottingham
4) Robin Hood Verse 2
5) Forever Friends
6) Little John
7) Roly-Poly Fire
8) Eat, Drink And Be Merry
9) Robin Hood Verse 3
10) My Own Career
11) Robin Hood Verse 4
12) Hot Shot Team
13) Robin Hood Verse 5
14) What Do You Spy
15) Robin Hood Verse 6
16) Locked Up Blues
17) Robin Hood
18) Marry Me
19) Forever Friends
20) Eat, Drink And Be Merry
21) Finale; Medley
Flexible cast size with 25 to 50 evenly distributed speaking/singing parts and choruses:
Robin Hood* (Egbert the Sure)
Godfrey of Sherwood
Will Scarlett*
Maid Marian*
Bess*
Hot Shot Team*: George-a-Greene, Nat the Weaver, Arthur-a-Bland, Gilbert-of-the-White-Hand, Goodie Bodkin, Liza Dumpling, Agnes Charmwart, Sadie Stubblestraw, Friar Tuck*, Little John, Mrs Little John*, Little John Children, Much the Miller, Witches*
King Richard Lion-Heart
Prince John*
Sheriff of Nottingham*
Sir Guy of Gisbourne
Walter of Weybridge
Courtiers Allin-a-Dale and Minstrels*, Crusaders, Saracens, Leopold of Austria’s Jailers and Guards, Saxon Peasants, Woodland Folk, Deer
* denotes solo/small group singing part
