The Complete history of the world (abridged) | script £33 | songs £14
The whole of history in 90 minutes!
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This show has 8 songs... |
The CD contains 16 tracks - each of the songs is recorded with and without a guide vocal. The vocal version will help the children learn the song and the plain backing track can be used for the actual performance. |
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| Old Father Time Bruce Fortuna Hubert Maureen The Sumerians Gilgamesh Dumuzid Man-ishtishu The Babylonians Gobyras Cyrus Nabonidus Abilassar Sippara Ditana |
The Greeks Pythagoras Leon Theano Petron The Romans Spiculus Vitellius Celadus [Kela-dus] Scaurus Brian, a bear |
The Vikings Harald Ragnar Erik Godfrid Olaf The Aztecs Xicotencatl [She-coat-en-cattle] Teculihuatzin [Tek-olli-wat-sin] Acaxochitl [Aka-soh-sheetl] The Renaissance Francesco Melzi Leonardo da Vinci Unknown Florentine Lady |
The Age of Exploration Captain James Cook Aneas Aitken Alexander Weir Robert Taylor Sidney Parkinson The Industrial Revolution Nathanial Spoon Jasper Minton Obadiah Trollope George Parkinson Constance Pruitt Seymour Plank |
The Modern World Mr Ibuka Mr Morita Adam Osborne Harold Lee Martin Cooper Kozo Ohsone |
Doubling up is possible for most characters; it is quite feasible that this play could be performed by as few as 16 people or as many as 50.
An extract from scene 9 - the age of exploration
If you would like to see more download the whole of this scene as a PDF by clicking here.
You can also read the Babylonian scene by clicking here
| In July 2011 The Complete History of the World (abridged) was performed in Portuguese at the Conservatory of Music and Arts of Dão. The play was produced by Antonio Leal and translated by Sandra Leal. The staging was epic compared to my original production in 2010. Here are some photos of História Completa do Mundo (abreviada). | ||
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| The Complete History in Portuguese | The Sumerians | |
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| At school with Pythagoras | They used Vasco da Gama rather than Captain Cook | (Literacy) |
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| The Babylonians - love the gardens on their heads | Leonardo da Vinci and student | Vasco da Gama arrives |
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| The Roman gladiator school | Pythagoras and students | Making a song and dance of it |














