The Tale of Dick Whittington and His Cat
Retold in Script and Songs by Betsy Lee Bailey
This Mini-Musical is a lively 15-minute classroom presentation. It is an example of an Old English Pantomime from the Elizabethan Era. Especially interesting are the Stock Players, the characters that were present in nearly every Pantomime of the age. Explanations and background information are given in the Script and Lesson Plans. The Script has parts for a flexible cast of 14+ children with the rest of the Class singing the songs as a Chorus. The Music Teacher will like giving a mini lesson on Renaissance Music and instruments of the time period.
This story may be presented as an in-class Play complete with sets and costumes, or as a Reader's Theater or even as a section of a Chorus Concert.
Director's Script includes stage directions and ideas for costumes, props, and scenery
Score Packet including easy to read Lead Sheets
Lesson Plans Packet for teaching songs, acting techniques, and Language Arts Worksheets.
Having your students work to present this Mini-Musical will meet many of the Common Core Objectives for Elementary Language Arts.
This story may be presented as an in-class Play complete with sets and costumes, or as a Reader's Theater or even as a section of a Chorus Concert.
Director's Script includes stage directions and ideas for costumes, props, and scenery
Score Packet including easy to read Lead Sheets
Lesson Plans Packet for teaching songs, acting techniques, and Language Arts Worksheets.
Having your students work to present this Mini-Musical will meet many of the Common Core Objectives for Elementary Language Arts.
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Full List of Accompaniment MP3 Songs:
01:Overture - Accompaniment 02.&05.The Ballad of Dick Whittington - Accompaniment 03.The Scurry Song - Accompaniment 04.Moroccan Scurry Song - Accompaniment 06.Bows and Exit Music Optional Song: "Off to Seek My Fortune" - Accompaniment |
 The Cat and the Mice
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This mini-musical is also available at TeachersPayTeachers where the Show Order MP3 Tracks are in a ZIP file.
Here for your preview is a PERUSAL SCRIPT (without the stage directions, production helps or song lyrics).
Listen to the Guide Vocals of the songs as you read. OPTIONAL SONG: (Insert at the end of SCENE 1) "Off to Seek My Fortune" sung by Dick with several children playing "London Bridge Is Falling Down" and singing with Dick.
Listen to the Guide Vocals of the songs as you read. OPTIONAL SONG: (Insert at the end of SCENE 1) "Off to Seek My Fortune" sung by Dick with several children playing "London Bridge Is Falling Down" and singing with Dick.
