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Robin Hood (Dockrill)

A daring tale full of live music, laughter and bravery.

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Description

  • Full Length Play
  • Comedy, Fantasy/Adventure

  • Time Period: Medieval England
  • Target Audience: Appropriate for all audiences

  • Performance Group:
  • High School/Secondary, Community Theatre
Robin Hood returns home to find the greedy Sheriff of Nottingham starving the local people of Sherwood Forest. Courageous, kind and headstrong, Robin can’t stand by and watch friends and family suffer. Robin, the most skillful archer in the land, vows to be brave and stand up for the local people. Join the fearless, witty hero and a host of lively friends as they set off on a mission to steal from the rich and give to the poor.

This hilarious new adaptation is written by acclaimed children’s author Laura Dockrill. She has written numerous bestselling books and poetry collections including the popular Darcy Burdock series.

Characters

  • Casting: 4M, 2F
  • Casting Attributes: Reduced casting (Doubling Possible), Ensemble cast

  • ROBIN HOOD
    FRIAR TUCK / MESSENGER
    LITTLE JOHN
    SHERIFF OF NOTTINGHAM / ALAN-A-DALE
    MAID MARION / MISS SNOB
    WILL SCARLET

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    Robin Hood (Dockrill) Script Order Now

    Robin Hood returns home to find the greedy Sheriff of Nottingham starving the local people of Sherwood Forest. Courageous, kind and headstrong, Robin can’t stand by and watch friends and family suffer. Robin, the most skillful archer in the land, vows to be brave and stand up for the local people. Join the fearless, witty hero and a host of lively friends as they set off on a mission to steal from the rich and give to the poor.

    This hilarious new adaptation is written by acclaimed children’s author Laura Dockrill. She has written numerous bestselling books and poetry collections including the popular Darcy Burdock series.

    		$24.95

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