Young Robin Hood
Jon Klein
The Very UnMerry Adventures of Robin Hood
by Patrick Greene, Jason Pizzarello
Highlights
Synopsis
Sherwood Forest is in danger of being destroyed and it's up to Robin and his band of dimwitted Merry Men to save the day.
When the Sheriff challenges them to a contest to determine the forest‘s rightful owner, their skills are put to the test.
Unfortunately, archery is only the first round.
Robin and his men will also have to win a talent show and a beauty pageant.
Will this be the end of Sherwood?
Most likely.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
| SOLDIER #1 |
| SOLDIER #2 |
| ROBIN HOOD |
| LITTLE JOHN |
| MERRY MAN #1 |
| MERRY MAN #2 |
| POOR WOMAN #1 Poor |
| POOR WOMAN #2 Poorer |
| PEASANT A sign-poster |
| HELGA The Innkeeper |
| WILL SCARLETT |
| MARION |
| MAID #1 |
| MAID #2 |
| BILLY SHAKESPEARE A young poet. |
| SHERIFF (OF NOTTINGHAM ) |
| KING RICHARD |
| FRIAR TUCK |
| ANNOUNCER |
| SHERIFF'S CONTESTANT Beautiful |
| POOR PERSON |
| SHERIFF'S FRIEND Creepy |
| SOLDIER #3 |
| SOLDIER #4 |
| CROWD EXTRAS (optional)Feel free to double-cast the roles as necessary. For example, Soldiers #1 and #2 can play #3 and #4, and Maid #1 and #2 can play Poor Woman #1 and #2. The Crowd Extras can be as many or as few as is suitable for your group. If you have a small cast, just use actors that are cast in other roles dressed up as townspeople. If you need a large cast, feel free to add as many townspeople as necessary. Also, the genders of the characters are flexible. Use your judgment to fit the demands of your group, and change pronouns as needed. |
Publication
The Very UnMerry Adventures of Robin Hood is a comedy play written by Patrick Greene and published by Playscripts .
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