英语童话剧小红帽？英文童话剧小红帽

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求《小红帽》的英语剧本!!急!!

英文童话剧《小红帽》剧本

LittleRedRidingHood

第一场：LittleRedRidingHood家

Mum：(妈妈拿着一个篮子，把桌子上的水果放在篮子里）

LittleRedRidingHood:(唱着歌，欢快地跑进来）Hi,mummy,whatareyoudoing?

Mum：（一边把水果放在篮子里，心事重重地说）Grandmaisill.HerearesomeapplesandbananasforGrandma.TakethemtoGrandma.

LittleRedRidingHood：（边提起篮子，边点头说）Ok!

Mum：（亲切地看着LittleRedRidingHood说）Begood.Becareful.

LittleRedRidingHood：Yes,mummy．Goodbye,mummy.

Mum：Bye-bye.Darling.

第二场：在路上

(一阵轻快的音乐由远而近，LittleRedRidingHood挎着篮子蹦跳跳地跳到花草旁)

LittleRedRidingHood：Wow！Flowers,howbeautiful!（放下篮子采花）Oneflower,twoflowers,threeflowers.

Wolf：（随着一阵低沉的音乐，Wolf大步地走上台）Iamwolf.Iamhungry.(做找东西状,东张西望)Hereisalittleredridinghood.Hi!LittleRedRidingHood.Whereareyougoing?(做狡猾的样子和LittleRedRidingHood打招呼)

LittleRedRidingHood：(手摸辫子，天真地回答)ToGrandma’s．Grandmaisill.

Wolf：（自言自语）I’lleatGrandma.But……（对LittleRedRidingHood说）Hey,look!6littlebabyducks.

LittleRedRidingHood：(和6只鸭子随着音乐翩翩起舞)

Wolf：（悄悄地藏到大树后）

LittleRedRidingHood：（停止跳舞）Hello!Babyducks，howareyou?

SixDucks：We’refine．Thankyou．Whereareyougoing?

LittleRedRidingHood：ToGrandma’s．Oh,Imustgo,bye.

SixDucks：Goodbye．

我们学校也演过的，还不错，可以参考一下

5人英语童话剧剧本

小红帽LittleRedRidingHood

道具：篮子，玩具面包，狼的头饰、衣服，玩具尾巴，小红帽的帽子、衣服，妈妈的围裙。

A:LittleRedRidingHood’smother

B:LittleRedRidingHood

C:Wolf

D:Grandmother

E：Farmer

A:LittleRedRidingHood!Comehere.TakethisbaskettoyourGrandmother.Therearesandwichesandthereisacakeinthebasket.Becareful!Thereisawolfintheforestandheisverydangerous.

（LittleRedRidingHoodwalksintheforest.Therearemanybigtreesandbeautifulflowersintheforestandthebirdsaresinging.LittleRedRidingHoodlikesflowersandshepicksthem.Shedoesn’tseethewolfhidingbehindthetree.Thewolfisthinking!)

（ThewolfmeetsLittleRedRidingHood.)

C/B:Hello!

C:Whereareyougoing?

B:I’mgoingtomyGrandmother’shouse.

C:Oh!Wheredoesshelive?

B:Shelivesinahouseintheforest.

C:That’snice.OK.Goodbye!Seeyoulater.

B/C:Bye-bye!(ThewolfrunstoGrandmother’shouse.Heknocksonthedoor.)

D:Who’sthat?

C:It’sme!

D:Who’me?

C:It’sLittleRedRidingHood!

D:Comein,dear!

ThewolfgoesintothehouseandeatsGrandmother.Thewolfgetsintobed.HewaitsforLittleRedRidingHood.LittleRedRidingHooddancesandsingsintheforest.Atlastshecomestohergrandmother’shouse.Sheknocksonthedoor.)

C:Who’that?

B:It’sme.

C:Who’sme?

B:It’sLittleRedRidingHood.

C:Comein,mydear.

(LittleRedRidingHoodgoesintothehouse.Shelooksatthewolfinthebed.

B:Whatbigearsyou’vegot,Grandmother!

C:Iwanttohearyoumydear.

B:Whatbigeyesyou’vegot,Grandmother.

C:Iwanttoseeyou,mydear.

B:Whatbigteethyou’vegot,Grandmother!

C:Iwanttoeatyou,mydear!

(Thewolfjumpsoutofthebed.LittleRedRidingHoodrunsoutofthehouse.)

B:(callsout)Help!Help!!Help!!!

(Atthistime,afarmerpassesby.Hekillsthewolf.LittleRedRidingHoodbecomessafeandGrandmotherjumpsoutofthewolf.)

[译文]

角色A：小红帽的妈妈

B：小红帽

C：狼

D：奶奶

E:农夫

A:小红帽！过来。把这个篮子给你奶奶送去。篮子里有一些三明治和一块大蛋糕。小心一些！森林里有一只狼，它很危险。

（小红帽走进森林。森林里有很多大树和美丽的花儿，鸟儿们在唱歌。小红帽很喜欢花儿，她采了很多花儿。她没有看见躲在树后面的狼。狼在想着坏主意。狼见到了小红帽。）

C：你好！

B：你好！

C：你去哪儿？

B：我要去奶奶家。

C：哦，她住在哪里呢？

B：她住在森林的屋子里。

C：那很好。好了，再见！过一会儿见。

B：再见！

C：再见！（狼跑到了奶奶家。它敲门。）

D：是谁呀？

C：是我。

D：我是谁呀？

C：我是小红帽！

D：进来吧，亲爱的！

（狼进到屋子里，把奶奶吃掉了。狼爬到床上。他等着小红帽。他饿了。小红帽在森林里一路唱歌跳舞，终于来到了奶家。她敲了敲门。）

C：是谁呀？

B：是我。

C：我是谁呀？

B：我是小红帽。

C：进来吧，亲爱的。

（小红帽走进屋子，他看见躺在床上的狼。）

B：奶奶，你的耳朵好大呀!

C：我想听见你的声音，亲爱的。

D：你的眼睛好大呀!

C：我想见到你，亲爱的。

D：奶奶，你的牙齿好大啊!

C：我想吃了你，亲爱的!

（狼从床上跳起来扑向小红帽，.小红帽跑出屋子。）

B:（喊到）救命呀!救命!!救命!!

（就在这个时候，一个农夫经过这里，他杀死了狼。小红帽安全了，奶奶也从狼的身子里跳了出来。）

求英语童话剧小红帽的所有配乐,

英语童话故事赏析：THEBOTTLENECK（2)(2008-10-1723:59:11)标签：英语童话故事赏析杂谈分类：英语学习

（continued）

Longdaysandmonthsrolledby,duringwhichthebottlestoodemptyinacorner,whenastormarose-whetheronthepassageoutorhomeitcouldnottell,forithadneverbeenashore.Itwasaterriblestorm,greatwavesarose,darklyheavingandtossingthevesseltoandfro.Themainmastwassplitasunder,theshipsprangaleak,andthepumpsbecameuseless,whileallaroundwasblackasnight.Atthelastmoment,whentheshipwassinking,theyoungmatewroteonapieceofpaper,"Wearegoingdown:God'swillbedone."

Thenhewrotethenameofhisbetrothed,hisownname,andthatoftheship.Thenheputtheleafinanemptybottlethathappenedtobeathand,corkeditdowntightly,andthrewitintothefoamingsea.Heknewnotthatitwastheverysamebottlefromwhichthegobletofjoyandhopehadoncebeenfilledforhim,andnowitwastossingonthewaveswithhislastgreeting,andamessagefromthedead.Theshipsank,andthecrewsankwithher;butthebottleflewonlikeabird,foritborewithinitalovingletterfromalovingheart.

Andasthesunroseandset,thebottlefeltasatthetimeofitsfirstexistence,whenintheheatedglowingstoveithadalongingtoflyaway.Itoutlivedthestormsandthecalm,itstruckagainstnorocks,wasnotdevouredbysharks,butdriftedonformorethanayear,sometimestowardsthenorth,sometimestowardsthesouth,justasthecurrentcarriedit.Itwasinallotherwaysitsownmaster,butevenofthatonemaygettired.Thewrittenleaf,thelastfarewellofthebridegroomtohisbride,wouldonlybringsorrowwhenonceitreachedherhands;butwherewerethosehands,sosoftanddelicate,whichhadoncespreadthetable-clothonthefreshgrassinthegreenwood,onthedayofherbetrothal?Ah,yes!

wherewasthefurrier'sdaughter?andwherewasthelandwhichmightlienearesttoherhome?Thebottleknewnot,ittravelledonwardandonward,andatlastallthiswanderingaboutbecamewearisome;atalleventsitwasnotitsusualoccupation.Butithadtotravel,tillatlengthitreachedland-aforeigncountry.Notawordspokeninthiscountrycouldthebottleunderstand;itwasalanguageithadneverbeforeheard,anditisagreatlossnottobeabletounderstandalanguage.Thebottlewasfishedoutofthewater,andexaminedonallsides.

Thelittlelettercontainedwithinitwasdiscovered,takenout,andturnedandtwistedineverydirection;butthepeoplecouldnotunderstandwhatwaswrittenuponit.Theycouldbequitesurethatthebottlehadbeenthrownoverboardfromavessel,andthatsomethingaboutitwaswrittenonthispaper:butwhatwaswritten?thatwasthequestion,-sothepaperwasputbackintothebottle,andthenbothwereputawayinalargecupboardofoneofthegreathousesofthetown.Wheneveranystrangersarrived,thepaperwastakenoutandturnedoverandover,sothattheaddress,whichwasonlywritteninpencil,becamealmostillegible,andatlastnoonecoulddistinguishanylettersonitatall.

Forawholeyearthebottleremainedstandinginthecupboard,andthenitwastakenuptotheloft,whereitsoonbecamecoveredwithdustandcobwebs.Ah!howoftenthenitthoughtofthosebetterdays-ofthetimeswheninthefresh,greenwood,ithadpouredforthrichwine;or,whilerockedbytheswellingwaves,ithadcarriedinitsbosomasecret,aletter,alastpartingsigh.Forfulltwentyyearsitstoodintheloft,anditmighthavestayedtherelongerbutthatthehousewasgoingtoberebuilt.Thebottlewasdiscoveredwhentheroofwastakenoff;theytalkedaboutit,butthebottledidnotunderstandwhattheysaid-alanguageisnottobelearntbylivinginaloft,evenfortwentyyears."

IfIhadbeendownstairsintheroom,"thoughtthebottle,"Imighthavelearntit."Itwasnowwashedandrinsed,whichprocesswasreallyquitenecessary,andafterwardsitlookedcleanandtransparent,andfeltyoungagaininitsoldage;butthepaperwhichithadcarriedsofaithfullywasdestroyedinthewashing.Theyfilledthebottlewithseeds,thoughitscarcelyknewwhathadbeenplacedinit.Thentheycorkeditdowntightly,andcarefullywrappeditup.Therenoteventhelightofatorchorlanterncouldreachit,muchlessthebrightnessofthesunormoon.

"Andyet,"thoughtthebottle,"mengoonajourneythattheymayseeasmuchaspossible,andIcanseenothing."However,itdidsomethingquiteasimportant;ittravelledtotheplaceofitsdestination,andwasunpacked."Whattroubletheyhavetakenwiththatbottleoveryonder!"saidone,andverylikelyitisbrokenafterall."Butthebottlewasnotbroken,and,betterstill,itunderstoodeverywordthatwassaid:thislanguageithadheardatthefurnacesandatthewinemerchant's;intheforestandontheship,-itwastheonlygoodoldlanguageitcouldunderstand.Ithadreturnedhome,andthelanguagewasasawelcomegreeting.Forveryjoy,itfeltreadytojumpoutofpeople'shands,andscarcelynoticedthatitscorkhadbeendrawn,anditscontentsemptiedout,tillitfounditselfcarriedtoacellar,tobeleftthereandforgotten."There'snoplacelikehome,evenifit'sacellar."Itneveroccurredtohimtothinkthathemightliethereforyears,hefeltsocomfortable.Formanylongyearsheremainedinthecellar,tillatlastsomepeoplecametocarryawaythebottles,andoursamongstthenumber.

Outinthegardentherewasagreatfestival.Brilliantlampshunginfestoonsfromtreetotree;andpaperlanterns,throughwhichthelightshonetilltheylookedliketransparenttulips.Itwasabeautifulevening,andtheweathermildandclear.Thestarstwinkled;andthenewmoon,intheformofacrescent,wassurroundedbytheshadowydiscofthewholemoon,andlookedlikeagrayglobewithagoldenrim:itwasabeautifulsightforthosewhohadgoodeyes.Theilluminationextendedeventothemostretiredofthegardenwalks,atleastnotsoretiredthatanyoneneedlosehimselfthere.

Intheborderswereplacedbottles,eachcontainingalight,andamongthemthebottlewithwhichweareacquainted,andwhosefateitwas,oneday,tobeonlyabottleneck,andtoserveasawater-glasstoabird's-cage.Everythinghereappearedlovelytoourbottle,foritwasagaininthegreenwood,amidjoyandfeasting;againitheardmusicandsong,andthenoiseandmurmurofacrowd,especiallyinthatpartofthegardenwherethelampsblazed,andthepaperlanternsdisplayedtheirbrilliantcolors.Itstoodinadistantwalkcertainly,butaplacepleasantforcontemplation;anditcarriedalight;andwasatonceusefulandornamental.Insuchanhouritiseasytoforgetthatonehasspenttwentyyearsinaloft,andagoodthingitistobeabletodoso.

Closebeforethebottlepassedasinglepair,likethebridalpair-themateandthefurrier'sdaughter-whohadsolongagowanderedinthewood.Itseemedtothebottleasifhewerelivingthattimeoveragain.Notonlytheguestsbutotherpeoplewerewalkinginthegarden,whowereallowedtowitnessthesplendorandthefestivities.Amongthelattercameanoldmaid,whoseemedtobequitealoneintheworld.Shewasthinking,likethebottle,ofthegreenwood,andofayoungbetrothedpair,whowerecloselyconnectedwithherself;shewasthinkingofthathour,thehappiestofherlife,inwhichshehadtakenpart,whenshehadherselfbeenoneofthatbetrothedpair;suchhoursarenevertobeforgotten,letamaidenbeasoldasshemay.Butshedidnotrecognizethebottle,neitherdidthebottlenoticetheoldmaid.Andsoweoftenpasseachotherintheworldwhenwemeet,asdidthesetwo,evenwhiletogetherinthesametown.

Thebottlewastakenfromthegarden,andagainsenttoawinemerchant,whereitwasoncemorefilledwithwine,andsoldtoanaeronaut,whowastomakeanascentinhisballoononthefollowingSunday.Agreatcrowdassembledtowitnessthesight;militarymusichadbeenengaged,andmanyotherpreparationsmade.Thebottlesawitallfromthebasketinwhichhelayclosetoaliverabbit.Therabbitwasquiteexcitedbecauseheknewthathewastobetakenup,andletdownagaininaparachute.Thebottle,however,knewnothingofthe"up,"orthe"down;"hesawonlythattheballoonwasswellinglargerandlargertillitcouldswellnomore,andbegantoriseandberestless.Thentheropeswhichhelditwerecutthrough,andtheaerialshiproseintheairwiththeaeronautandthebasketcontainingthebottleandtherabbit,whilethemusicsoundedandallthepeopleshouted"Hurrah."

"Thisisawonderfuljourneyupintotheair,"thoughtthebottle;"itisanewwayofsailing,andhere,atleast,thereisnofearofstrikingagainstanything."

Thousandsofpeoplegazedattheballoon,andtheoldmaidwhowasinthegardensawitalso;forshestoodattheopenwindowofthegarret,bywhichhungthecagecontainingthelinnet,whothenhadnowater-glass,butwasobligedtobecontentedwithanoldcup.Inthewindow-sillstoodamyrtleinapot,andthishadbeenpushedalittleononeside,thatitmightnotfallout;fortheoldmaidwasleaningoutofthewindow,thatshemightsee.Andshedidseedistinctlytheaeronautintheballoon,andhowheletdowntherabbitintheparachute,andthendranktothehealthofallthespectatorsinthewinefromthebottle.Afterdoingthis,hehurledithighintotheair.

Howlittleshethoughtthatthiswastheverysamebottlewhichherfriendhadthrownaloftinherhonor,onthathappydayofrejoicing,inthegreenwood,inheryouthfuldays.Thebottlehadnotimetothink,whenraisedsosuddenly;andbeforeitwasaware,itreachedthehighestpointithadeverattainedinitslife.Steeplesandroofslayfar,farbeneathit,andthepeoplelookedastinyaspossible.Thenitbegantodescendmuchmorerapidlythantherabbithaddone,madesomersaultsintheair,andfeltitselfquiteyoungandunfettered,althoughitwashalffullofwine.Butthisdidnotlastlong.Whatajourneyitwas!

Allthepeoplecouldseethebottle;forthesunshoneuponit.Theballoonwasalreadyfaraway,andverysoonthebottlewasfarawayalso;foritfelluponaroof,andbrokeinpieces.Butthepieceshadgotsuchanimpetusinthem,thattheycouldnotstopthemselves.Theywentjumpingandrollingabout,tillatlasttheyfellintothecourt-yard,andwerebrokenintostillsmallerpieces;onlytheneckofthebottlemanagedtokeepwhole,anditwasbrokenoffascleanasifithadbeencutwithadiamond.

"Thatwouldmakeacapitalbird'sglass,"saidoneofthecellar-men;butnoneofthemhadeitherabirdoracage,anditwasnottobeexpectedtheywouldprovideonejustbecausetheyhadfoundabottleneckthatcouldbeusedasaglass.

Buttheoldmaidwholivedinthegarrethadabird,anditreallymightbeusefultoher;sothebottleneckwasprovidedwithacork,andtakenuptoher;and,asitoftenhappensinlife,thepartthathadbeenuppermostwasnowturneddownwards,anditwasfilledwithfreshwater.Thentheyhungitinthecageofthelittlebird,whosangandtwitteredmoremerrilythanever.

"Ah,youhavegoodreasontosing,"saidthebottleneck,whichwaslookeduponassomethingveryremarkable,becauseithadbeeninaballoon;nothingfurtherwasknownofitshistory.Asithungthereinthebird's-cage,itcouldhearthenoiseandmurmurofthepeopleinthestreetbelow,aswellastheconversationoftheoldmaidintheroomwithin.

Anoldfriendhadjustcometovisither,andtheytalked,notaboutthebottleneck,butofthemyrtleinthewindow."No,youmustnotspendadollarforyourdaughter'sbridalbouquet,"saidtheoldmaid;"youshallhaveabeautifullittlebunchforanosegay,fullofblossoms.Doyouseehowsplendidlythetreehasgrown?Ithasbeenraisedfromonlyalittlesprigofmyrtlethatyougavemeonthedayaftermybetrothal,andfromwhichIwastomakemyownbridalbouquetwhenayearhadpassed:butthatdaynevercame;theeyeswereclosedwhichweretohavebeenmylightandjoythroughlife.Inthedepthsoftheseamybelovedsleepssweetly;themyrtlehasbecomeanoldtree,andIamastillolderwoman.Beforethesprigyougavemefaded,Itookaspray,andplanteditintheearth;andnow,asyousee,ithasbecomealargetree,andabunchoftheblossomsshallatlastappearataweddingfestival,inthebouquetofyourdaughter."

Thereweretearsintheeyesoftheoldmaid,asshespokeofthebelovedofheryouth,andoftheirbetrothalinthewood.Manythoughtscameintohermind;butthethoughtnevercame,thatquiteclosetoher,inthatverywindow,wasaremembranceofthoseoldentimes,-theneckofthebottlewhichhad,asitwereshoutedforjoywhenthecorkflewoutwithabangonthebetrothalday.Butthebottleneckdidnotrecognizetheoldmaid;hehadnotbeenlisteningtowhatshehadrelated,perhapsbecausehewasthinkingsomuchabouther.

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