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Robin Hood
Don Nigro
The Outlaw Robin Hood
by Moses Goldberg
Synopsis
A challenging and action-filled play about Law and Order in Medieval England with nerve-endings in the twentieth century.
Cast of 16 men, 4 women.
Unit set with five locales.
Thirteenth Century costumes.
This version of Robin Hood emphasizes the social problems which led to his career in Sherwood Forest.
The heroic deeds are seen anew in Robin bedeviled with a dilemma: obey the Law and see people suffer the worst evils of the feudal system; break the Law and cause violence, anarchy and injury to people.
There is strong action, dramatic clash, and vigorous confrontation as Robin makes his choices in a solution that is imperfect but aims to avoid future violence.
A modern play of ageless appeal.
Recommended for ages nine and older.
Publication
Publisher Dramatic Publishing
Year 1967
Pages 40
Language English
ISBN-13 9780876021682
ISBN-10 0876021682
The Outlaw Robin Hood is a play written by Moses Goldberg and published by Dramatic Publishing (1967).
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