ANNIE - ACT ONE, SCENE ONE

Similar documents
ANNIE Side 1: Annie, Molly, Pepper, Duffy, July, Tessie MOLLY (awaking from a dream and crying out) Mama! Mama! Mommy! PEPPER Shut up!

A N N I E Page 63 GRACE MISS HANNIGAN GRACE MISS HANNIGAN

Little Star s Story. by Nairne Page (with Ruth Kenward) (to EVERYBODY, open hands) What story would you like? [STORYTELLERS move back to sides.

Debbie & Friends Story Songs and Sing-Alongs

Desert Trek. Alex Tamayo. High Noon Books Novato, California

THE NO-NO DOOR FADE IN:

The Perfect Sacrifice. An original screenplay. Tiffany Littlejohn. 3rd Draft

A Boy Named Abe From Easy Plays for Preschoolers to Third Grade By Amorie Havilan and Lyn Smith

RAINIE. Rainie stood on the edge of her bed. The small

L ittle O R P H A N A N N IE

Standup Falldown. A short play. Written by. Ken Crost. Ken Crost 2753 W. Riverwalk Circle #J Littleton, CO (720)

The Hare and the Lion

CONTINUED: 2. BUTTONS It s Buttons, actually. MARK...It s not looking good for Mom.

Emma Elizabeth, do you hear me? her mom called again. Breakfast is on the table and it s getting cold. Emma pulled the covers over her head and

HOW TO LEAD GAMES. Picking Teams

Super Simple Songs One Lyrics and Actions

LAND OF HOPE AND DREAMS (Bruce Springsteen) This train, this train, this train, this train

MONSTER SURVIVAL SKILLS DURING A GREMLIN OUTBREAK

WHEN THE BAY BAY BABY... By Katherine Dines 2003 Kiddie Korral Music, ASCAP

Purple People Eater Sheb Wooley 1958

The Four Musketeers in The Night Before Christmas By Mary Engquist

READ-ALOUD PLAYS. New York Toronto London Auckland Sydney Mexico City New Delhi Hong Kong Buenos Aires

False Hope. James Redd

THE BIG BOAT! Caillou Eps. # Caillou s Gym Day - Recording p.1

The Rose Bud. by Elisabeth Dubois. Elisabeth Dubois AWG Registered. Australia.

Lesson The Lion and the Mouse By Aesop. Reading Questions

Three Little Birds INTRO: [C]

GAME STICK IT ON THE BODY PART ABOUT THE GAME WHAT YOU WILL NEED INSTRUCTIONS. Copyright 2016 kidscoachjason.

Carl. By E. Jack Williams. Performance Rights

Pumpkin Seeds. Edited by: DANIEL MEEKS. Written by: UNKNOWN

1 The village party. Read and listen.

CONCERT songs. 1. Fun in the Sun. Stephen Fite. Previously Unreleased Tunes from His Tours

Blood and Basketball

Pensacola Ukulele Players Society E-Gig Book ~ April 2014

The Olympic Games. Vocabulary

SCHRÖDINGER S BABY. written by. Chris Hicks

TOTAL PHYSICAL RESPONSE (TPR)

Words read in 1 minute Minus number of mistakes = total words read correctly Adult signature

Mommy Boot Camp. by Jenny Craiger

Roylin was almost seventeen, and he had a pretty good job as a waiter at the Golden Grill restaurant. He worked thre e days a week and could bring

Pacific Press Publishing Association Nampa, Idaho Oshawa, Ontario, Canada

The Eye of the Hurricane

1. Colour in the picture

Class Plan. Welcome: 4 mins Introduce yourself and your puppet. Sing the welcome song.

Sunday, March 27, 2005 Approx. 3:00 p.m. Partial transcript of interview

WINNING STORY. A Bus Journey. By Eamon Doggett. Word Count: Copyright Eamon Doggett

Cheer list for Pee Wee Football

First Grade Spelling Lists

Cubs run around. When the whistle blows they need to stop, drop and roll.

The Fox and the Bear

GAME CHANGER. Week 5. Elementary Large Group Script. Need to Know: On God s Team, Players Encourage Others

ADVENTURE OF ECHO THE BAT PUPPET SHOW ACT ONE: THE STORY OF ECHO

All rights reserved Copyright 2018 MY MONSTER

COULROPHOBIA. Pia Cook.

AUDITION/ SELF-TAPE PACKAGE for GREASE: The Musical

The Years Ahead. As far as Joey Mason was concerned, these next few months were the most

Park (mis)adventures

Hip Hop Jen s Kids Dance Party Choreography Notes

CAILLOU PLAYS BASEBALL

The City of Dead. P.D. Hewitt

Artistic Director s Notes: Please review the following notes. The notes on top are the most recent.

SIGNING TIME THEME. There s singing time and dancing time And laughing time and playing time And now it is our favorite time SIGNING TIME!

Testing: Adult CPR Participant Name: Date: Result (circle): Pass Redo. Action Description Notes

Silver. A When Roses Cry: Short Story. Silver

Mrs. Dorr s 4th Hour Useless Things Poems

ONE WIFE TOO MANY By Tony Howell (Excerpts may be used royalty free for auditions.) AUDITION #1- for 3 m, 1 w. 1 flexible.

CHUBBY WUBBY IS IN CHARGE. Edith Woi

Over the Palms. from Son of Pew Prompter By Larry & Annie Enscoe

The Classics Moby Dick - The Chase - Third Day 1

COWBOY CAILLOU. Caillou Eps.# 86 As recorded script p.1

Little Pebble & Speedy Legs Dangerous Journey

SHANNON (24), Jeremiah s girlfriend and Madeline s Mother. She is patiently waiting for her turn to say goodbye.

Exerpt from the script: "ESCAPE TO PARADISE" / ASYLUM CENTRE 1998 INSERT FILM, CH Solothurn - 1 -

Listening and Following Directions

Blessings. "I'm leaving, Mom." The man called softly from the doorway.

Easter Bunny Interrogation

Apes. ACROSS 1 Some apes live with one. 4 Apes live in many. DOWN 2 Apes good care of their babies. 3 Monkeys are smaller than.

But soon, he found something interesting, and they stopped cleaning. They have played

Fry Sight Word Phrases 1 st 100 Phrases p. 1 p. 2 p nd 100 Phrases p. 4 p. 5 p rd 100 Phrases p. 7 p. 8 p. 9. J.

THE PARTY HOUSE. Written by. Ronald Fordham

First Grade Song and Poem Packet. LBES Spring Music Program 2017

Psalm 119:57 NIrV. Jesus has the power to help my friends. The Four Friends Mark 2:1-12. Friends Help a Lame Man Pages 330 to 335.

VANITY FAIR. Christoffer de Lange. Christoffer de Lange FAV 2102 Murray Oliver Monday 1pm-5pm

Visit Tyndale s exciting Web site at Copyright 1980 by Word Spinners, Inc. All rights reserved. Revised and updated in 2001 by

Brer Rabbit Earns a Dollar a Minute An African-American Folktale Retold by S.E. Schlosser Adapted by Susan LaBella

Edina Girls Fastpitch Cheers

National Library of Scotland

Icebreaker Ideas. The following is a list of activities that can be played using very little room, very little set-up, and no special equipment.

Willow Glen Middle School Auditions - Legally Blonde Jr. Song Sides

H h. had Jill had a teddy bear. It was Jill s teddy bear. Jill had Teddy in her arms.

Mohawk vs. Algonkian. By Kate

My Places. My Places A Reading A Z Poetry Book Word Count: 806 POETRY.

The Mystery of the Stolen FA Cup Medal

OUR TIME. Written by. Ishan Parikh

Rapunzel: How about Mrs. Goose today in Drama Class? Rapunzel: Nothing Beauty. Go back to your nap. Sleeping Beauty: Haw haw. LOL!

Brownie Points. From You Can Get There From Here By Lawrence G. & Andrea J. Enscoe

IN: So you came to Munising when you were six-years-old and you ve been here ever since?

O Christmas Grease. (Sung to the tune of O Christmas Tree )

THE BARGAIN STORE. Brandi Self. Los Angeles, CA

REUBEN & TONY It's Tony. Tony Manucci! Open the door! Come sta amico! Buon compleanno! Sessantasette, sessantasette, non è male!

Transcription:

ANNIE - ACT ONE, SCENE ONE (Awaking from a dream and crying out) Mama! Mama! Mommy! (Sitting up) Shut up! Can t anybody get any sleep around here? Mama, Mommy. I said, shut your trap, Molly. (Pepper shoves Molly to the floor, downstage centre) Ahh, stop shoven the poor kid. She ain t doin nuthin to you. She s keepin me awake, ain t she? No, you re keeping us awake I am not! (Pepper and July fight) Ah, ya think you re Jack Dempsey, do ya? And you re lookin for a knuckle sandwich. (Whining) Oh my goodness, oh my goodness they re fightin and I won t get no sleep all night. Oh, my goodness, oh my goodness. (Annie runs in with a bucket. She has been up cleaning. She breaks up the fight). Pipe down, all of ya. Go back to sleep. (Rubbing her eyes...still half asleep). Mama, mommy. It s all right, Molly. Annie s here. It was my Mama, Annie. We was ridin on the ferry boat. And she was holdin me up to see all the big ships. And then she was walkin away, wavin. And I couldn t find her no more. Any place. (Annie holds a hanky for Molly) Page 1 of 5

Blow. (Molly blows her nose loudly) It was only a dream, honey. Now, you gotta go back to sleep. It s after three o clock. Annie...read me your note. My note? Again? PLEASE. Sure, Molly. Here it comes again, Aargh! (Annie takes a crumpled note from her pocket, unfolds it and reads it to Molly). Please take good care of our little darling. Her name is Annie.. PEPPER, DUFFY AND KATE: (Mockingly; she has heard this note read a thousand times before) She was born on October 28 th. We will be back to get her soon. (Mockingly) We have left half of a silver locket around her neck and kept the other half... (Kate and Duffy join Pepper)...so that when we come back for her you will know that she s our baby. (They all laugh) Oh my goodness, now they re laughing. (To the others) All right. Do you wanna sleep with your teeth inside your mouth or out! (Annie lovingly folds her note and puts it back in her pocket) Gee, I dream about havin a mother and father again. But you re lucky. You really Got em. I know (fingering her locket) (Annie and Molly cuddle together on the floor). Somewhere, somewhere. SONG MAYBE... KATE: Goodnight, Annie Goodnight, Kate. Page 2 of 5

Goodnight, Annie. Goodnight, July. Goodnight, Annie Goodnight, Duffy. Goodnight, Annie. Goodnight, Tessie. Maybe Song... (Piano plays creepy music) KATE: NOW what? Annie, whatta ya doin? Runnin away. Oh my goodness. (Annie puts on her sweater) My folks are never comin for me. I gotta go find them. Annie you re crazy. Miss Hannigan ll catch you. And lock you in the cellar again. I don t care. I m gettin outta here. (with her basket of belongings under her arm) Okay. Goin now. Wish me luck. ALL EXCEPT Good Luck, Annie. So long, dumbbell. And good luck. Page 3 of 5

(With the basket under her arm and shining the flashlight in front of her, Annie sneaks on tiptoe across the stage, toward the front door. As Annie reaches to open the door, Miss Hannigan, wearing a bathrobe, flings open her door and, witch-like, stands before Annie). Aha! Caught you! (Miss Hannigan flings Annie to the floor and switches on the light. The orphans hide under their covers) I hear ya, brat. I always hear ya. Get up. I said, get up! (Getting warily up) Yes, Miss Hannigan. There! Now, what do you say? WHAT...DO...YOU...SAY? (Tough; through her teeth) I love you, Miss Hannigan. Rotten orphan. (Angrily) I m NOT an orphan. My mother and father left a note saying they loved me and they were coming back for me. That was 1922, this is 1933. (laughing) They must ve got stuck in traffic. (Miss Hannigan switches on the light in the dormitory, sticks her head through the door and blows her whistle loudly) You in here. Get up. Get up! (Blows whistle at Molly, who is still hidden under the covers). Get up! (Molly gets up). IT S A HARD KNOCK LIFE Song... Page 4 of 5

Page 5 of 5