Little Red Riding Hood Play Script
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Theater play of Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf - theatrical script
short
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that a work is a classic tale, it is about Little Red Riding Hood
and the wolf, an adaptation of the Brothers Grimm tale.
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Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf
Author:BrothersGrimm
Work of 2 characters
Little Red Riding Hood characters
Little Red Riding Hood
Fierce Wolf
Narrator: This is the story of a cute girl, who
mother sent to the forest, to bring food to the poor and
old grandmother, but warning of the existing dangers,
that it wouldn't stop for anything and only until the cabin at
to arrive.
Act 1
Little Red Riding Hood: What pretty flowers can be seen along the path.
forest, my mother is sure, will not find out, that I collected them
and they will decorate grandmother's house.
Wolf: Girl, what are you doing in this dark forest,
a cute (and desirable) -I murmured- girl like you shouldn't
walking alone through the forest.
Caperucita: My name is not girl, my name is Caperucita and so
I'm just going to collect some flowers for my grandmother, who is a
a little sick and to whom I bring food in this basket.
– Big Bad Wolf: So your name is Little Red Riding Hood, how nice, yes
Do you want me to accompany you on the way, so nothing happens?
beast wants to eat you.
Narrator: Little Red Riding Hood didn't know she was talking to him.
enemy, since he had never seen a wolf in his life before, and
the path they embarked on together.
Act 2
Little Red Riding Hood: My mother asked me not to talk to strangers,
But you are not bad, right? -Little Red Riding Hood asked the wolf-
– Big Bad Wolf: Not at all, I am a very good person, and in the end
during the day, you will notice it
– Little Red Riding Hood: Of course, it shows that you are a lovely person.
– Big Bad Wolf: I will go ahead to see if there is any danger
some, Little Red Riding Hood, just keep going on the path that leads to the
your grandmother's cabin and I will find you later.
Little Red Riding Hood: Thank you very much, I feel safer with you.
my side
Narrator: Little Red Riding Hood, without thinking of anything bad, her path
he followed, but he didn't know that the wolf had gone ahead to
start the feast, and with a single bite, devoured his grandmother.
Act 3
– Little Red Riding Hood: Hello grandma, how are you? I brought you food and
some flowers, so you feel better
– Big Bad Wolf: Thank you, little daughter, (pretending the voice) but come in and
sit next to me, because I want to eat you, with kisses
Little Red Riding Hood: Grandma, what big eyes you have!
– Big Bad Wolf: They are to see you better, Little Red Riding Hood
Little Red Riding Hood: And those big teeth and fangs?
– Big Bad Wolf: They are to eat you better
Narrator: Little Red Riding Hood, I shouted and cried, but I couldn't do it.
, and in one bite the wolf swallowed her, but the
screams, a neighbor of the grandmother, had heard them and from 3
kicks, the cabin door, knocks down, with a knife
he opened the belly and the grandmother and Little Red Riding Hood, he took out
Narrator: Crying with fear, but safe, Little Red Riding Hood and her
grandma was saved, and the wolf was left dead.
End.
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