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ROBIN HOOD AND HIS MERRY MEN	Add to Cart
By: Richard Gremel	Add to Wish List

Script: $8.50

Notebook Script: $16.75

(8.5 x 11 3-ring binder with large margins for notes)

eAudition Monologue (Digital Download): $1.99

First Performance Royalty: $75.00

Each Additional Performance: $75.00

Limited Video Rights: $30.00

Limited Streaming/Broadcast Rights: $50.00

Extra Streams: $0.50

Personalized Poster: $2.50

Types: Full Length Play, Youth Theater

Genres: Comedy, Farce, Classics

Themes: Classic Adaptations, Medieval

Running Time: 90 minutes

Speaking Cast: 13-18 females, 8 males, 2-12 either, 23-38 total cast

Flexibility: 1-6 extras, doubling possible, gender flexible

ISBN: 978-1-61588-268-7

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Author's Notes:

I have always enjoyed the adventurous nature of Robin Hood and this one has all the action and suspense with a lot of humor in between. The play allows for big, cartoon like characters and a variety of talent levels. Add in the fact that the characters refer to the script throughout the show and that the merry men are actually a bunch of girls (because in a high school drama department, girls outnumber the guys) and you are sure to have a performance that will have the entire audience rolling in their seats.

Synopsis

Prince John has decreed that the citizens of Nottingham pay weekly taxes or face the penalty of death. His decrees are enforced by the evil Sheriff of Nottingham. The citizens think that all hope is lost until they hear word of a noble hero, Robin Hood of Locksley. Robin Hood, with the help of his merry men (which are mostly girls) rob from the rich, give to the poor, and save the fair Maid Marian. This comic retelling of the story includes thumb wars, missed cues, and a slow motion fight.