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THE VELVETEEN RABBIT
ISBN: 978-1-61588-350-9
Type: One Act
Genres: Drama, Classics
Theme: Classic Adaptations
Duration: 30 minutes
Speaking Cast: 1 female, 1 male, 6 either (8 total cast)
Flexibility: gender flexible
SYNOPSIS: This is the classic story of the Velveteen Rabbit, or how toys become real. It is a heartwarming, interactive play for children.
This show was first produced by Attic Players in Tallahassee, Florida, in 1999. Eight actors will play the roles of Old Horse, Boy, Mother, Jack-in-the-Box, Tin Soldier, Velveteen Rabbit, Doctor, and Fairy. While some roles clearly must be either male or female (boy, mother), others (doctor, velveteen rabbit, etc.) may be played either way.
Old Horse plays the main narrator, and will do the most interacting with the audience. Fairy will also interact with the kids.
Depending on the audience, this show should run about 30 minutes. It can be done on a small or large stage, with few props.
Rangely Jr Sr High School Rangely, CO Brandon-Evansville Brandon, MN Two Harbors High School Two Harbors, MN Ashford High School Ashford, AL Emerald Coast Theatre Company Santa Rosa Beach, FL Liberty Lake Community Theatre Liberty Lake, WA
Lakeview Christian Academy Duluth, MN Tamaqua Community Arts Center Tamaqua, PA Luna MS San Antonio, TX Jacksonville theatre Guild Jacksonville, IL Lubbock Community Theatre Lubbock, TX Oglesby ISD Oglesby, TX Delay Middle School Lewisville, TX Fort Osage R-1 School District Independence, MO Georgetown University Washington, DC DeKalb West School Liberty, TN Covington Latin School Covington, KY St John's School Houston, TX Wells Junior High School Wells, ME Trillium Academy Taylor, MI Saint Anthony School Kailua, HI Shafter High School Shafter, CA Zion Lutheran School New Palestine, IN East Bernard ISD East Bernard, TX Glenn County Theatre Company Orland, CA Creek County Literacy Program Sapulpa, OK Mulvane High School - USD#263 Mulvane, KS
This play makes mention of a Harry Potter book coming out - some theatres choose to keep this reference, but please feel free to change the reference to a more recent, popular, and appropriate piece of literature.
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