Johnny Moonbeam and the Silver Arrow
by Joseph Golden

Play script.

American Indian adventure, told in narration and mime.

Cast of 5 men, 1 boy, extras.

One symbolistic set.

American Indian costumes.

To earn the coveted silver arrow, Johnny Moonbeam is required to take rain from the Rain God, fire from the Fire God, and maize from the Earth God.

The quest is fraught with dangers, and manly courage is demanded of the 12-year-old boy.

When at last he has overcome all obstacles, and holds the three powers of the world in his hands, he is subjected to a further test, to determine how he proposes to use power.

He returns to his tribe empty-handed.