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Beauty & the Beast Panto Script, Ben Crocker Pantomimes

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST PANTOMIME SCRIPT

10 Characters, plus up 6 Children’s Cameo Roles, plus Chorus Etc.

A superb script. Packed with humour and new invention. The dame appears briefly in drag – as a man! The audience fall in love with a fast talking French poodle. Simple staging, lots of opportunities for Chorus work and a compelling relationship between Beauty and her Beast.

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Run time approx: 2 hours plus interval

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST PANTO SCRIPT EXCERPT

Beauty & the Beast Panto Script, Ben Crocker Pantomimes

BEAUTY & THE BEAST CHARACTERS

  • Felix (A giant French Poodle. He speaks with a French accent and is a very human sort of poodle. Ideally, his costume should make him human with just a hint of dog)

  • Jacques (Beauty’s brother)

  • Capucine (In love with Jacques)

  • Malabelle (A wicked witch)

  • Ma (The Dame. Beauty and Jacques’ mum)

  • Beauty (Also known as Rose)

  • Prince/Beast

  • Talking Clock

  • Aimee (A castle servant)

  • Remy (A castle servant)

  • 2 Royal Pages*

  • Table*

  • Lamp*

  • Chest of Drawers*

  • Rug*

  • Chorus as Villagers, Wolves, Bears, Castle Servants, Ghosts etc.

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​* These are small speaking parts.

Beauty & the Beast Panto Script, Ben Crocker Pantomimes

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“I just wanted to write to you to say a huge thank you for Beauty and The Beast. We had a special cheer just for you on the last night. I’ve never worked with such a perfect script. It made directing and acting so much easier. Whenever the cast would ask about “motivation” type things I’d say “Read the script. It’s all in there”. In the past I admit to having hacked scripts around to make the story coherent and axe the awful jokes but with yours I was very protective. I trusted it. When the audience said things like “It zipped along” “We laughed so much” and “First time I’ve really understood the story” I say – Thanks to Ben”.

Sue Harrison, Northmoor Players

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