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A Play About A Dragon
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The Thwarting Of Baron Bolligrew
by Robert Robert Bolt, Robert Bolt
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Readers love the whimsical and comedic nature of the play, finding it suitable for children and family audiences. Many appreciate its nostalgic value, recalling fond memories from school productions and readings. The play is often described as funny and entertaining, with a good blend of humor that appeals to both kids and adults.
Funny and entertaining for kidsNostalgic appealGood for school productionsEngaging for family audiencesSome find it overly childish
Synopsis
A tale of long ago, when dragons were still common.
The Duke and his Knights, having slain the last dragon in the Dukedom, are looking forward to a nice period of inactivity.
Sir Oblong Fitz Oblong, however, declares they must go elsewhere to do further good works.
To avoid this, he is sent on a one man mission to overcome the dragon in the Bolligrew Islands.
There he meets the wicked 15th Baron and his blundering Squire Blackheart and others.
After passing through many fantastic adventures, he at last encounters the Dragon.-21 men
Publication
PublisherSamuel French
Year1969
BindingPaperback
Pages106
PlaceLondon
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780573050206
ISBN-100573050201
LCCN79415800
LCCPR6052.O39 T53 1969
DCC822/.9/14
The Thwarting Of Baron Bolligrew is a play written by Robert Robert Bolt and published by Samuel French in London (1969).
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Samuel French · 1969 · 106 pp
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