The cyclone effect is worked upon the gauze. They all excitedly and frantically rush off stage. Suddenly old man reading paper, rises and points to the approaching cyclone. One man on a wheat rack, Servants cleaning pans, etc in front of the house. House servants are busy performing their various duties. Some edits have been made to stage directions for simplification as with some minor grammatical syntax edits for the text in regards to errors.Īt the rise of the curtain farm hands discovered.

Some lyrics are available while only the titles are recorded. If required the roles of Uncle Henry, the Wizard and Aunty Em, Glinda could be cast individually.This is a transcript of the 1903 broadway script of The Wizard of Oz (stage).Ĭultural references along with other notes are in parenthesis and bold linking to Wikipedia articles while song titles are underlined. Request a complete preview script for freeįor online purchase: Type the number of performances for which you require a licence into the QUANTITY box in the Checkout.įor other method of payment contact us directly.Ĭast (Please note there is no 'Dame' character) Dorothy Shout, sing and laugh along as Dorothy's adventure unfolds 'over the rainbow!' Join in the fun with our merry band in the land of Oz.

Will anyone know how to help Dorothy to find her way back home? Things don't look good for them but in the spirit of pantomime, goodness and true friendship will always win in the end! 'Oh yes it will!' Will Scarecrow be clever enough, Tin-man loyal enough and Lion brave enough to overcome all the problems they face together? Will they be able to cross the magic poppy fields and can they escape the dangers waiting for them in the spooky woods? They are watched over every step of the way by the good witch Glinda and pursued by the Wicked Witch of the West who has her own plans for Dorothy and the magic red shoes upon her feet. We follow the antics of Dorothy and her new friends, Scarecrow, Tin-man and Lion as they navigate through the magical world of Oz to find the Wizard in the hope of fulfilling all their dreams. Frank Baum, but with a pantomime twist giving enough audience participation, slapstick, song and dance to please children and adults alike. Our Wizard of Oz script is a fairly faithful re-telling of the original story by L.

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