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"The Dragon's Backbone"
I had so much fun putting this together.
An multi-racial epic fantasy adventure play, heavily based on a traditional
pantomime format, especifically written for a young audience.
The play has lyrics incorporated within the text which could be set to music, though
my original intention was that they should be sung/spoken with instinctively
vocalised melody and rythmn with the support of an inspirational percussion section.
The plot, the time-honoured standard of good versus evil, revolves around the quest
of a young man and a few of his friends to rescue his sweetheart from the evil
magician before he can extract her life-essence by means of his monstrous machine..............
The Dragon?s Backbone.
Murder Mysteries
These productions are intended for performance within an interactive-dinner theatre setting.
They are always a lot of fun to do, and tend towards the melodramatic as things progress.
The Actors are 'planted' as bona-fide dinner guests, which tests each actor's improvisational skills to the utmost as they endeavour to retain that illusion throughout the evening.
"A Well-Seasoned Demise."
Monosodium Glutamate cannot kill a man, surely; or can it?
A manic Chef, a young student on her first outing to a 'posh' restaurant, a mentally deranged woman, a lovesick policewoman, a bemused detective, and a dubious doctor, create havoc and confusion over the main-course.
"Death in a Bottle."
A young girl dies of cyanide poisoning; by mistake as it turns out. So who was the intended victim?
"The Cell-Phone Murder."
Lured to a violent death by an unexpected telehone call which had to have come from an old friend..... or did it?
"Death of a Fakir"
"A one-act Melodrama."
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