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Playstage Junior www.schoolplaysandpantos.com LITTLE A MINI PANTOMIME Written by Year 6 Pupils

LITTLE CAST Bluebell (Red Riding Hood s sister) Red Riding Hood Woodcutter (thinks he s a superhero) Wolf (bossy) Rat (Wolf s dopey sidekick) Granny (difficult old lady) Nurse (very girly fashion victim) 7 Speaking parts. No facility for non-speaking parts.

LITTLE SCENE 1 (The curtains open to show Little Red Riding Hood s sister, Bluebell, packing up a basket of food) (calling) Red Riding Hood, hurry up! We have to get all this food packed up and over to Grandma s house. Mum says Grandma is ill in bed and can t get out to the sho (entering) Alright, Bluebell, alright, I m coming. What have you put in the basket, Bluebell? Some cakes...some bread...some jam...some cheese...a pound of grapes...a pound of apples...and some sweets. Sweets? Let me have a look. No, no, I ve packed the basket now, you ll just mess it up... Aha! Just as I thought! There s only one sweet left! You ve eaten all the others! You are so greedy! Well, it was hard work packing up the basket - and you know I can t resist sweets. Well, you re going to have to get Grandma some more, otherwise I ll tell Mum. Alright, alright. You go on ahead and I ll catch you up. Make sure you

stick to the path in the woods though. Don t you dare stray off it. (Bluebell exits) What a bossy boots! Just because she s my big sister she thinks she can boss me about all the time. Well, I ll show her! I ll take the short cut through the woods and I ll be at Grandma s house before she s even left the sweet shop. (Exits)

LITTLE SCENE 2 (In the forest. Wolf and Rat come on opposite sides of the stage, backwards. They tiptoe backwards until they bump into each other. Wolf yells, spins round and pretends to do some kung fu.) Fool! What did you do that for? (He is rather dopey and speaks in a dopey way) Sorry boss, I was looking for you. (Rat picks himself up) What a lame excuse. I m not going to get anything better out of you am I? Quick hide! A human s coming! (Wolf pushes Rat offstage. Woodcutter leaps onstage on the opposite side and strikes a pose, with his hands on his hips. He is wearing a superhero costume, like Superman, with pants over tights and a cape but with a large W on his chest. He carries a plastic axe)) Howdy folks! Business is terrible. I haven t chopped down any trees for weeks. No-one wants firewood anymore. Everybody s gone over to gas central heating! What a life! (Little Red Riding Hood comes in carrying her basket) Hello there. Who are you? I m Woodcutter, ma am. No tree is too big for my axe.

Hmm. Very impressive, I m sure. I m Little Red Riding Hood. Pleased to meet you Red. Are you doing anything at the moment? Absolutely nothing! Hey, have you by any chance got some work for me? I don t just chop down trees you know. No job is too small - building things.demolishing things saving the planet. No, sorry, no work but you could come with me to visit Granny. I d love to. It ll be the most exciting thing I ve done all week! She s not very well, so I m taking her some cakes and other goodies. Oh good. Perhaps we can help her eat them! (Red Riding Hood and the Woodcutter leave. Wolf and Rat re-appear) Did you hear that? Hear what boss? Little Red Riding Hood saying that she s going to visit her Granny with lots of cakes! Yummy, yummy. But I thought you said you ve become a vegetable and vegetables don t eat anything...

A vegetarian you idiot! I have not become a vegetable, I ve become a vegetarian. I can t cope with long words. Vegetarians do eat - they just don t eat meat. They just eat vegetables. So you can t eat cakes then? Vegetarians can eat cakes. What about sweets? And sweets. Ice cream? Yes. Peanut butter sandwiches? Yes. Will you stop going on about food! You re making me hungrier and hungrier! We have to find a way of getting that basket off Red Riding Hood. I know! Let s run to Granny s cottage and get there before her! Then what will we do? I ll think of something on the way. Come on, hurry up. (They run off)