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Robinson Crusoe And The Pirates
Paul Reakes
Robinson Crusoe
by John Morley
Synopsis
This exciting, adventure packed pantomime traces Robinson Crusoe's voyage to Tobago where he hopes to locate the hidden treasure shown on the map given to him by Old Jim.
Blackpatch, the Pirate, stows away on board, and later enlists the help of Jack boot and his band of bloodthirsty Pirates in an attempt to steal the treasure.
Unfortunately Crusoe reckoned without Demon Oylslick, whose threat to pollute the High Seas is later repelled by Fairy Detergent.
Crusoe encounters Man Friday and some hungry Cannibals, led by Queen Wotta Woppa, on the Island after his amazing shipwreck
Large flexible cast
Publication
Publisher Samuel French
Year 1983
Binding Paperback
Pages 106
Place London
Language English
ISBN-13 9780573064685
ISBN-10 0573064687
LCCN 84129384
LCC PR6063.O7445 R6 1983
DCC 822/.914
Robinson Crusoe is a christmas play written by John Morley and published by Samuel French in London (1983).
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