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Level of difficulty: 6/10 – a nice one act festival play Read a Sample of the ScriptĬost is $11.00 for this new digital script. Also a nameplate which reads ‘BRUNO CORSINNI, Manager.’ On the desk is a telephone and other writing apparel. It is furnished with a fairly smart desk, a swivel chair, a settee and a couple of other chairs.
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The waitress is young and the rest are middle aged. Village Green theatre Co, Queensland, Australia – 2018Īges of the actors: The main characters are in their 60’s. Apparently, there has been a robbery and Faye and Sidney are suspects.Īlthough Faye and Sidney insist they are not the thieves, it turns out they have to explain why they weren’t on the wedding guest list either… Reading and performing an amusing play makes learning a lot more interesting.After attending a reception for a Jewish wedding, an elderly couple are making their way to the car park when a hotel employee stops them and requests that they accompany him to the manager’s office. VARUS: Ahh, but there is good news! (Showing pictures:) We’ll build Roman baths, public toilets.ĬHIEFTAIN #2: That looks fun. VARUS: We’re going to collect taxes and give you some good ol’ Roman law. VARUS: You all know I’m a fair man, but like a strict father sometimes I must do things that are really in your interest even if you don’t know it and you don’t like it and never will. I’ve got a meeting with some local chieftains: it’s time we established some order in this province!
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You know that I really, really, love Rome so much! Oh, here he is now.ĪRMINIUS : I heard your wonderful voice reading poetry. VARUS: There is only one rainbow in the sky my dear: my trusted friend Arminius, a terribly nice fellow even for a local, former auxillary cavalry officer. SCRIBE: Oh, by Jupiter sir, please don’t repeat that again!
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9, whatever that means! As Legatus, I’m the Big Cheese, but I miss the theatre and music, and poetry “I wandered lonely as a cloud.” (Voice drifts away.) VARUS: From the ‘Governor of Germany across the Rhine’ Quinctilius Varus, A.D. 9 and how it affected the future of the Roman Empire.īuy online Did the Roman army really have sacred chickens? Will legionary Cassius’ mam send him more underwear? These and other vital questions are answered in this play. Topics: Romans, Roman History, Roman EmpireĪge: 7-9 (2nd Grade -3rd Grade / Year 3 - Year 4)Īn informative and funny account of what happened in the Teutoburg Forest in A.D. Short funny educational play for kids about Roman empire, Roman army, Roman Legions and Roman chicken.