A Tale of Bravery of a Zebra, a Lioness and a Very, Very Small Bird
By Nikki Harmon
A Tale of Bravery of a Zebra, a Lioness and a Very, Very Small Bird is a play that needs 8 to 13 performers (5 women, 3 men, 5 any gender). Licensed by Eldridge Publishing.
- Type
- play
- Cast size
- 8 to 13 performers
- Roles
- 5 women, 3 men, 5 any gender
- Cast notes
- 3 m, 5 f, 5 flexible, many extras
- Dance
- No dance
- Genre
- children
- Licensor
- Eldridge Publishing
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Synopsis
An optimistic and friendly Grévy’s zebra sees a reward poster for a rhino horn nailed to an acacia tree. She quickly hatches a plan and convinces a feared lioness and a hesitant, red-billed oxpecker to sneak out of the wildlife conservancy and save the endangered black rhinos. Soon these three endangered species and unlikely friends head into the perilous bush, which is filled with poachers hiding behind every tree. With the help of the lioness’ old friend, a puff adder and her snakelets, they s
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