Hiawatha
by Michael Bogdanov
Synopsis
This adaptation of Longfellow's poem into a fast-moving spectacle of dance and rhyme had a very successful run at the National Theatre.
All actors are called upon to perform the fast, athletic dancing, mime and percussion that makes this play an exciting and vivid visual experience.3 women, 8 men
ThemesAmusement parksDramaDirectoriesChildren's poetry, AmericanChildren's stories, EnglishClassic LiteratureAmerican poetryFolkloreHiawatha, 15th centFolklore, juvenile literatureFictionIndians of North AmericaHiawatha, active 15th centuryIroquoise IndiansJuvenile literatureLegendsIndians of north america, folkloreJuvenile poetryIroquois IndiansKings and rulersNative AmericansNarrative poetryPoetryPoetry (poetic works by one author)Spanish language materialsSpecimensToy and movable booksTranslations into SpanishTranslations into French
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PublisherSamuel French
Year1993
BindingPaperback
Pages78
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780573017865
ISBN-100573017867
LCCPR6052 .O26 H52 1981b
Hiawatha is a British play written by Michael Bogdanov and published by Samuel French (1993).
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Samuel French · 1993 · 78 pp
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