Кукольный театр на английском языке

Zilya:

The name of our school theatre is Future Kids theatre. Today we want to show you a puppet play named Raining Fruit. We hope it will be interesting for you.

Monkey: I am hungry. I have no power to sway this old tree. I am hungry

(Enter Elephant.)

Elephant: Wow. It must be nice…swinging in the trees, taking in tropical vistas, not a care in the world. Meanwhile, I’m stuck down here on the ground like a chump. I’ll never be able to do that in a million years. No sir.

Monkey: Not with that attitude!

Elephant: It’s not my attitude. It’s physics.

Monkey: I don’t know. Try putting that flexible trunk of yours to work. I watch you grab on to stuff all the time. You could get in some sweet if only we could find a tree strong enough to support your weight.

Elephant: That’s a big “If”. Almost as big as me.

Monkey:

Nonsense. See? (Points.) Right over there is the oldest tree in the jungle. It’s been here for thousands of years, through fires and hurricanes – everything that Mother Nature could dish out. That should definitely hold you.

Elephant: You really think so?

Monkey: Oh, sure. The only thing between you and your dreams is you.

Elephant: What are those wonderful plump fruits all clustered in the leaves?

Monkey: No idea. Maybe you should go up there and find out.

Elephant: Alright. Here goes nothing.

(Exit Elephant. Monkey turns to a udience and covers his mouth, chuckling.)

Elephant:

(Offstage.) Oh dear, I slipped. Okay…almost got it.

Monkey: You’re doing great!

Elephant:

Here we go…I’m doing it! I’m hanging! I’m actually — (Loud crash and tumbling noises. Elephant returns.) Oh, no! I brought down the oldest tree ever! And those poor fruits are all over the jungle floor.

Monkey: That’s far from the oldest tree around here, buddy. I was only joking. (Calls offstage.) Kids! Get over here! It’s dinnertime!

(Monkey runs off stage.)