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Our Playwrights Plays / The Man Whose Mother was a Pirate (Tim Bray stage adaptation with music composed by Christine White)

The Man Whose Mother was a Pirate (Tim Bray stage adaptation with music composed by Christine White)
Cast: 4
Female: 2 One of the roles can be played by male or female
Male: 2
Pages: 25
Type: Play
Style: Play with music/Children’s Theatre/Flexible Casting
Form: One hour play
Publisher: Adapted from the Margaret Mahy book, Orion Publishing Ltd.


Ahoy me’ hearties! A pirate adventure, which makes for a fun family outing. And children will adore this all-time favourite story by New Zealand’s literary treasure, Margaret Mahy.
 
The Man Whose Mother was a Pirate tells the story of Sam, an ordinary man who wears an ordinary suit who works in an ordinary office. But extraordinarily, his mother is a pirate who yearns to see the sea again.
 
A wonderful and madcap adventure ensues as they travel to the sea, with much audience involvement.

NB: Backing CDs available to use with this show - licensed at 12.5%

Running time; approx 55 minutes

Casting: Can be played by minimum of 4 actors (2M, 1F, and 1 M / F)

Male: Sam
Female: Pirate Mother
Male: Sea Captain
Mr Fat
Farmer or Doris or Philosopher
Male / Female: First Mate
Farmer or Doris or Philosopher


Jonathan Martin (Sam), Yvette Parsons (Pirate Mother)


Bruce Burfield (Mr Fat)


Helen Barrett (Philosopher)
$5.00
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