Stolen Sword
By Neal Barth
Stolen Sword is a play that needs 7 to 9 performers (3 women, 4 men, 2 any gender). Licensed by Eldridge Publishing.
- Type
- play
- Cast size
- 7 to 9 performers
- Roles
- 3 women, 4 men, 2 any gender
- Cast notes
- 4 m, 3 w, 2 flexible
- Recommended level
- Elementary
- Dance
- No dance
- Genre
- classic
- Licensor
- Eldridge Publishing
Picked this show? Get a rehearsal schedule built from your script
Opening soon? Build the program
Synopsis
Here is a classic children's tale told with Japanese Kabuki theatre techniques. Gosho-no-Goodo, an evil Samurai, has stolen the sword of Subi-Sumo, the good Samurai. Subi would not care that much because he'd rather paint than do battle, but unfortunately, he must retrieve his sword at all costs. To a member of the Samurai, a stolen sword is a disgrace. If he doesn't recover it, Subi cannot marry his love, a princess named Kyo-no-Imi. As Subi and his two servants go on a quest for the sword, the
Request performance rights from Eldridge Publishing
Similar shows by cast size
- Magic of Beauty and the Beast (8 performers)
- Importance of Being Earnest (9 performers)
- Arms and the Man (7 performers)
- Wild Pecos Bill (5 to 18 performers)
- Tales From Beatrix Potter (5 to 22 performers)
- The Great British Panto Chase-Off Quiz (7+ performers)