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Tales of the Windship
by Fengar Gael




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About The Play
Folk tales for young audiences.  Approximately 80 minutes, though it is also possible to perform any of the scenes as stand-alone tales (please contact YouthPLAYS for royalty rates).  3-25+ males, 3-25+ females.  Suitable for all ages.  First performance:  $80 (this includes permission to make copies of the script as necessary for your production).  Each additional performance:  $60.



Synopsis

A lost and nameless girl called Nobody steps aboard an ancient Windship seeking a home somewhere in the wide world of fairy tales. Nobody begins her journey soaring over clouds towards England to become the mother of Lazy Jack. She soon realizes she’s much too young to be Jack’s mother, so the Windship sails for a kingdom in Germany where Nobody spins straw into gold for an imp named Rumplestiltskin, then marries the king. Alas, Nobody is certain she’s not a queen but she might be someone’s sister, so she sets sail for China to join The Four Foo Sisters where she acquires a neck made of iron which nearly loses. Soon Nobody decides it’s more likely she has a brother, so she sails for France to meet The Yellow Dwarf who is much too greedy to be an ideal relation, and she flees once again.  From France the Windship drifts to Mexico where Nobody serves as the humble servant, Esperanza, and when that doesn’t suit her, Nobody escapes to Russia to become the romantic, dog-loving daughter of a nobleman. When all these characters and countries fail to bestow her true identity, Nobody confesses to possessing a name and a country after all: she’s Myrtle Peaseblossom who dwells in modern times in a modern city in the United States of America.

 



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