Сценарий театрализованного представления "Робин Гуд"
Автор: Акименко Марина Юрьевна (учитель английского языка, МБОУ гимназия № 11 г.о. Самара, Российская Федерация)
Тип документа: Другое. Аудитория: Учителя английского языка. Дата публикации: 09.03.2017
Описание: Сценарий театрализованного представления на английском языке о приключениях легендарного английского героя Робин Гуда.Актёры - учащиеся 6 го класса.

Акименко Марина Юрьевна
МБОУ гимназия № 11 г.о. Самара
Учитель английского языка

Сценарий театрализованного представления " Робин Гуд"
Robin Hood
The Cast:
Robin Hood-RH
Little John-LJ
Beggar
Tim
Will
David
Tom
Sherrif-Sh
Sherrif’s wife
Adviser
Herald

RH : I swear to honour God& the King,
          To help the weak & fight the strong,
           To take from the rich & give the poor,
            So God will help me with the power.
(L John comes up to RH)
LJ:      Hello, lad! Can you tell me where this famous RH lives?
          I d like to join him & rob the rich to pay the poor. I’ ve
           been in trouble & must leave my home for a while.
RH:     What sort of trouble?
LJ:       I’ ll tell you, lad, I spoke against the Sheriff & his people are now after me.
RH:    Will, Tim, this stranger wants to join us. What will you say to it?
Tim:  Agreed!
Will: What’ s your name, lad?
LJ:  Call me Little John
RH:  OK, LJ, welcome to Sherwood! 
LJ:   Thanks a lot!
( music,  a seller with a basket full of apples goes through the forest)
RH:  Where are you going, good woman?
Beggar:    To the  Nottingham market 
RH:  What have you got in your basket?
B: Sweet apples. Do you want to buy some?
RH:  Yes, I do. I’ ll buy them all. I’ d like to go to Nottingham & see what kind of apple seller I will make.
B: OK. Take them all!
RH:  Here is the money
B;  Oh,thanks. Good luck to you!
( a market square music, RH with a basket ,addressing the audience)
RH:  Come & have a look. The best apples for a trifle.
         Take 5, I’ ll give you a knife. Take 10, you’ ll get a hen!
Sh: I say, why are your apples so cheap?
RH:     Father left me a large apple garden. I don’ t know what to do with the apples so I treat people to them
Sh:   (to his wife) This silly young fellow doesn’ t know the value of things. I could buy his garden for very little & sell it for a good price.
Sh to RH: See here, young man, sell me your garden. But I can’ t buy a pig in a poke, you know. When can I see this garden of yours?
RH: The sooner the better. I am leaving for home just now.
SH: Fine, I’ ll go with you.
RH: OK. Come on. Let’ s go! 
SH:  We have gone so far. Where is your apple garden?
RH:   Oh, here it is.
SH:  But this is not a garden, this is Sherwood Forest. And there is an outlaw…
RH:   Robin Hood?( takes off a hat & a cloak) Welcome to my place! We’ ve got a lot of apples over here!
Sh:  I think, I think, I’ d rather go back to Nottingham.
RH: But why not buy my apples? Here is the sweetest apple for you.
(RH takes a big apple, puts it on the SH’ s head, archers target at him)
RH:  How much would you pay for your apple?
SH:  Oh, I am a poor man, I have no money.
Tim:  NO money? What have you got in your bag?
SH:  Only stones, nothing but stones.
RB:  Little J, look in the Sheriff’s  bag.
LJ:  There is a lot of money in his bag.
RG: SH, I’ll give this money to my men. It’ s not half as much as you’ve stolen from them. You’ve done so many evil deeds that you deserve to be hung.
SH:  Mercy me, RH.
RH:  You may go but remember you’ve got a lot of friends in Sherwood!
( music,laughter)
Tim:  Don’ t leave your apple!
( Sh runs away)
Will; The sweetest apples grow in Sherwood
LJ:  The SH will never forget.
Tom: He wants to catch our friend RH
All;  But never he will Robin get!
(laughter, music)
RH:  Look, I’ll tell you what, a big shooting tournament is taking place in Nottingham tomorrow.
David: But it’ s not for us, my good Robin
RH:  Why? All the best archers in the kingdom will come. I want to take part in it too.
D:  Your idea is quite good & I like it. But you always forget about the danger. Isn’t  it the Sh’ s dream to catch you?
RH: Right you are! But you may stay at home if you are a coward

(D. bends his head, goes aside)
RH:  Ho, there, David. I didn’ t mean to hurt you,my lad. We’ ll certainly think of
some good idea, won’ t we? 
LJ:  I say, what about  dressing  as differently as possible? No one would notice us then.
RH:   How clever of you,John! We could go in twos or threes? What do you say to it?

Tom:  Great! We’ll mix with others & Sh & his men won’t see us, will they?
Will:  Certainly, not!We’ll make a fool of SH again! Won’t it be very good fun?
D:    Oh, yes, it will!
RH:  Come on! Hurry up!
( run & dress)
SH (to his adviser):How many men have come to try for the prize?
Adv:  About 800
SH:  Are  RH & his men there?
Adv:  No, not a man in the Lincoln green of RH.
SH:  I suppose, we must begin.But I thought, he would surely come.
(horns blow)
Herald: You, good people of our Kingdom!You, hunters, soldiers & peasants!
            Everybody who has a bow & can hold an arrow in his hand!!!
             The tournament will take place here. The winner will get a silver arrow. He 
             will get a title of the best archer of the Kingdom!
(archers are ready to start)
Herald;     Ready,steady, go…
(music , the whistle of arrows in the air)
SH:   The winner is the man in red. Here is the prize
(Sh’ s wife gives the arrow to RH, )
RH:  Thank you very much( bows, runs away)
Wife:  What a nice-looking man he is! How well he shoots!
(to SH: Do you know, he reminds me very much of that pleasant young apple seller.
SH:  Eh! What!? I hope, not(covers his face with his hands, runs away)
SH’ s wife: What s the matter?! Wait, my dear!( runs after him)
(RH & his men appear on the stage, music, )
Have a good day
Make it worthwhile
Go out & laugh
Go out & sing
Go out & smile
Go out & do
All you should!
Go out & do something good
Have a good day
Go out & live
Go out & work
Go out & love
Go out & give
And when you do
Then you can say
You ve had a fine
Great day