Drama School, Edna Manley College of the Visual and
Performing Arts (Kingston, Jamaica). Directed by Pierre
Lemaire, set by Ron Steger, performed by Drama School 2nd
and 3rd year students.

Musical.  45-55 minutes.  3-20 males, 5-20 females (8-40+ performers possible).  Suitable for elementary school and older performers, audiences of all ages.  

Premiered at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts (Kingston, Jamaica).

Digital Perusal Script: $10.00.   Performance Royalties: $50.00/performance.  Photocopy License: $30.00 (may only be ordered in conjunction with Performance Royalties).  The Photocopy License includes permission to make copies of the script as necessary for your production.  Professional rights should be negotiated directly with YouthPLAYS at info@youthplays.com.

A perusal copy of the score will be provided with the purchase of the Digital Perusal Script.

Drama School, Edna Manley College of the Visual and
Performing Arts (Kingston, Jamaica). Directed by Pierre
Lemaire, set by Ron Steger, performed by Drama School 2nd
and 3rd year students.

When three young pigs are left to fend for themselves in the big, bad world, they must learn how to survive. With the help of their new forest friends, they learn to forage for food, and to build houses that they hope will protect them from that most sinister of threats—the Big, Bad Wolf. Happy-go-lucky Orville and food-obsessed Wilbur find the work too difficult to keep them long from their playful activities, and find themselves relying on the superior preparedness of brother Thomas, who turns out to be one smart pig.  But will even Thomas’s brick house be enough to protect them from the wolf?  A respectful yet hilarious take on a traditional fairy tale, with eleven original songs, all carefully written to work well with young voices.  An expanded cast of characters, including Mother Sow and various woodland creatures, allows a large cast to participate, with plenty of opportunities for zany fun and comic mayhem.