Script Alice Through The Looking Glass Senior.pdf - Musicline
Script Alice Through The Looking Glass Senior.pdf - Musicline
Script Alice Through The Looking Glass Senior.pdf - Musicline
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White Knight:<br />
Dee:<br />
White Knight:<br />
Dum:<br />
White Knight:<br />
Dee:<br />
White Knight:<br />
Dum:<br />
Dee:<br />
White Knight:<br />
Dum:<br />
Dee:<br />
Both:<br />
White Knight:<br />
<strong>Alice</strong>:<br />
White Queen:<br />
<strong>Alice</strong>:<br />
White Queen:<br />
<strong>Alice</strong>:<br />
White Queen:<br />
Why should anyone want to steal his rattle?<br />
Rattle!! Slowly I turned... (Biz again. Dum blows his whistle. Dee<br />
snaps out of it.)<br />
You two are as daft as each other. One goes berserk when you<br />
mention ‘crow’...<br />
Crow!!! Like a horrible black cloud... (etc advances on White Knight.)<br />
And the other gets all twisted because of a rattle...<br />
Rattle!!! Slowly I turned... (etc. Advances on White Knight. Both<br />
begin throttling him.)<br />
(To audience) Quick, everyone - whistle! (Audience whistles. If<br />
they’re too inhibited, White Knight can seize a whistle from Dum<br />
or Dee and blow it. Either way, both snap out of it. As they do so<br />
the lights start to dim.) You’ve made everything go black.<br />
It’s not us.<br />
Look up there! (He points.)<br />
What is it? Looks like a big, black cloud.<br />
It’s the crow! I’m off!<br />
Likewise!<br />
Nohow contrariwise! (Both run off. <strong>The</strong>re is a noise of flapping<br />
wings and loud wind.)<br />
<strong>The</strong> wind’s getting up... (He starts to whirl, as if blown<br />
about)...blowing me away! (He whirls off as <strong>Alice</strong> whirls on,<br />
opposite. <strong>The</strong> sound effects subside)<br />
What an enormous crow! When it flaps it’s wings it’s like a hurricane!<br />
Thank goodness it’s flying away. Hello - it’s blowing someone my<br />
way.(Enter the White Queen, totally dishevelled) Oh, your Majesty,<br />
what a state you’re in. Let me put you right. (She adjusts the Queen’s<br />
shawl, etc.)You should really have a lady’s maid.<br />
I’m sure I’ll take you with pleasure. Two pence a week and jam every<br />
other day.<br />
Very kind of you, but I don’t like jam.<br />
You wouldn’t get it even if you did like it. <strong>The</strong> rule is, jam tomorrow and<br />
jam yesterday - but never jam today. That’s one of the drawbacks of<br />
living backwards.<br />
Living backwards! I never heard of such a thing.<br />
...but there’s one great advantage in it, that one’s memory works both<br />
ways.<br />
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