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PINOCCHIO: A WOODEN PUPPET’S JOURNEY TO BECOMING REAL

Welcome to the world of Pinocchio, a magical tale of a wooden puppet who dreams of becoming a real boy. Join us as we follow Pinocchio on his adventures, from his creation by the kindly woodcarver Geppetto to his encounters with the mischievous Fox and Cat. Along the way, Pinocchio learns valuable lessons about the importance of honesty, bravery, and selflessness, with the help of his loyal conscience, Jiminy Cricket, and the love and guidance of his father. Will Pinocchio overcome the obstacles in his path and achieve his dream of becoming a real boy? Find out in this thrilling and heartwarming tale of friendship, courage, and redemption.

CHARACTERS:

NARRATOR

GEPPETTO

PINOCCHIO

JIMINY CRICKET

FOX

CAT

BOYS

SCRIPT:

NARRATOR: Once upon a time, in a small Italian village, there lived a lonely woodcarver named Geppetto. One day, he decided to create a puppet out of a piece of wood, and he named it Pinocchio. Little did he know that his puppet would come to life and embark on a journey full of adventure, danger, and self-discovery. Join us as we tell the story of Pinocchio: A Wooden Puppet’s Journey to Becoming Real.

ACT 1:

Scene 1: Geppetto’s Workshop

NARRATOR: In Geppetto’s workshop, he is working on his latest creation, a puppet made of wood.

GEPPETTO: (sighs) I wish I had a son to keep me company. (Holds up the puppet) Maybe you could be my son, little puppet. What should I name you? (Thinks for a moment) Pinocchio! That’s a good name.

PINOCCHIO: (comes to life) Good morning, Father!

GEPPETTO: (surprised) You’re alive! I can’t believe it.

PINOCCHIO: (curiously) Who am I?

GEPPETTO: (smiling) You’re my son, Pinocchio.

NARRATOR: Pinocchio was thrilled to be alive, but he soon discovered that being a wooden puppet wasn’t easy. He had trouble telling the truth and obeying his father.

Scene 2: Pinocchio Meets Jiminy Cricket

NARRATOR: One day, Pinocchio met a wise cricket named Jiminy Cricket, who became his conscience and guided him on his journey.

JIMINY CRICKET: (sings) When you wish upon a star, makes no difference who you are, anything your heart desires will come to you.

PINOCCHIO: (sings) What do I have to do to become a real boy?

JIMINY CRICKET: (sings) You have to be brave, truthful, and unselfish.

NARRATOR: Pinocchio promised Jiminy that he would be a good boy and make his father proud.

ACT 2:

Scene 1: Pinocchio Meets the Fox and the Cat

NARRATOR: Along the way, Pinocchio met a fox and a cat who promised to take him to a place where he could become rich and famous.

FOX: (slyly) You’re a smart little puppet. You could make a fortune.

CAT: (flatteringly) You’re the most handsome puppet we’ve ever seen.

PINOCCHIO: (excitedly) Really? Where are we going?

NARRATOR: But the fox and the cat were not to be trusted, and they led Pinocchio into danger.

Scene 2: The Land of Toys

NARRATOR: Pinocchio also visited the Land of Toys, where he met a group of mischievous boys who convinced him to stay and play with them instead of going to school.

BOYS: (chanting) No more school! No more books! No more teachers’ dirty looks!

NARRATOR: But Pinocchio soon discovered that the Land of Toys was a trap, and he was turned into a donkey.

ACT 3:

Scene 1: Pinocchio Learns His Lesson

NARRATOR: Pinocchio finally realized the importance of being truthful, brave, and unselfish. He worked hard to become a good boy and make his father proud.

Scene 2: Pinocchio Becomes a Real Boy

NARRATOR: Pinocchio had learned valuable lessons on his journey to becoming a real boy. He learned the importance of telling the truth, being brave, and putting others before himself. With the guidance of his conscience, Jiminy Cricket, and the love and patience of his father, Geppetto, Pinocchio overcame the challenges he faced and was finally transformed into a real boy.

PINOCCHIO: (happily) I am so grateful for everything that has happened to me. I’ve learned so much, and I’m finally a real boy.

GEPPETTO: (proudly) I’m so proud of you, my son. You’ve worked hard to become the good boy that you are today.

JIMINY CRICKET: (smiling) And remember Pinocchio, always let your conscience be your guide.

NARRATOR: And so, Pinocchio and his father lived happily ever after, enjoying the love and companionship that only a real family can provide.

End of Play

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