Seven Golden Dragons
by Helen Murdoch
Why we like it
"'Seven Golden Dragons' by Helen Murdoch enchants with a tale that blends ancient lore and modern sensibilities, emphasizing the power of storytelling."
From: Fantasy and Magical RealismSynopsis
A fast-moving, action-packed, fighting musical fantasy comedy.
The Elflings are happy to lead peaceful, beautiful lives, until threatened by the Orcs and their leader, Znakbar, who intends to kill an Elfling a day until they relinquish the magic ring.
Journeying to find the legendary Seven Golden Dragons to assist them, the Elflings mistake the "Golden Dragon" football team for their saviours and the seven lads find them-selves transported to a land of dungeons and dragons.
Many exciting adventures happen before the Elflings are free of the Orcs.
Landing back on Earth the Seven find it might have been a dream...or was it
Large flexible cast
Publication
Seven Golden Dragons is a British play written by Helen Murdoch and published by Samuel French (1981).
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Samuel French · 1981 · 70 pp
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