

The Emperor's New Clothes (Or Five Beans For Jack)
David Foxton
The King is knitting a zebra, a rococo coco bean plays music, and an extraordinarily talented bush plots the downfall of diabolical Inigo Snurl, the most ineffective villain since Captain Hook.
The Royal Gardens are the setting for this imaginative play in which King Trembley and Richard Harding Bush, a remarkable inhabitant of the gardens, outwit conniving Prime Minister Snurl.
Queen Rotunda, her dour handmaiden Persimmia, the pompous Doctor Lipfondly, and a pair of would be revolutionaries add to the fun, which is climaxed by a royal masquerade party.
| Character |
|---|
| The Lady Persimmia her lady-in-waiting |
| Doctor B. Wigge Lipfondle a truly learned man |
| Inigo Snurl the treacherous prime minister |
| Alf Rabble a would-be revolutionary |
| Bertie Rouser a would-be revolutionary |
| Jonathan page to the queen |
| Angelica the gardener's daughter |
| Richard Harding Bush a potted droll |
| Old King Trembley the trembly old king |
Richard Harding Bush, Or the Rococo Coco Bean is a comedy play written by Cleve Haubold and published by Samuel French .
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