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THE WIZARD OF OZ
A. ACT 1
B. CHARACTERS: Dorothy, Toto, the Dog, Aunty Ann, Uncle Henry, 3 Farmers

C. PROPS: Dorothy's Basket, Aunty Ann's Basket & Incubator for Chicks, a Cart of 3
Farmers

D. SET & DESIGN: A Bridge, A Barn, A Blue Light in the background

E. COSTUMES & ACCESSORIES: Dorothy's Clothes: Blue Check Frock, White

Bottleneck Shirt, Two Ponytails, White Socks, And Black Pumpies. Aunty Ann: Hair
tied up in Bun, Brown Long Frock with Off-White Apron, White Socks and Black
Pumpies. Uncle Henry in Cream Jeans Navy Blue Button down Shirt and Cream
Hat with Black Full Boots.

F. INSTRUCTIONS: Dorothy runs over the bridge finding out her dog, Toto. She has
a basket in her hand. She takes the circle of the stage. Bridge is removed and the
barn is in the background on Left-hand-side.

DOROTHY: (Calls-Out) Toto! Toto! Where are you?

DOROTHY: (She finds her dog, Toto) She found us now. Did she hurt you? She
tried to. Didn't she?

DOROTHY: (Puts her dog into the basket) let’s go tell Uncle Henry & Aunty Ann.
They will take care of her.

DOROTHY: (Goes off the scene on the right-hand-side)

INSTRUCTIONS: Two gates are wide opened on the two sides of the stage. House
of Aunty Ann is visible on right-hand-side. Lights are dim, as soon as Dorothy calls
out Aunty Ann, Light are brighter then.
DOROTHY: (Dorothy appears with Toto calling out) Aunty Ann! Aunty Ann!

INSTRUCTIONS: (Aunty Ann is sitting on the floor counting the chicks with Uncle
Henry)

AUNTY ANN: 57, 58

DOROTHY: Just listen to me what Ms. Coste' did to Toto...

AUNTY ANN: Can't you see we're trying to count.

DOROTHY: (Exclaimed) But Aunty Ann She hit him.

UNCLE HENRY: Oh! Don't bother us! Can't you see we want to put chicks into the
incubator? We are going to lose a lot of our chicks.

DOROTHY: Oh! It's a poor thing!

DOROTHY: But Aunty Ann Ms. Coste' hit him just because she can't get him in her
garden every day. She wants her nastier cats only.

DOROTHY: She's doing it every day. And now she says she's going to take it from
me.

AUNTY ANN: Can't you see we're busy. (Aunty Ann goes inside the house)

DOROTHY: Oh! Uncle Henry can't you do something?

UNCLE HENRY: (Moves away with incubator on Left-hand-side) Oh! Stay-Out of

here.

DOROTHY: Aright!

A. ACT 2
B. CHARACTERS: 3 Farmers, Dorothy, Aunty Ann, Toto

C. PROPS: A Mustard Cart with Barleycorn in it, A Scare Crow inside the cart.
D. SET & DESIGN: A Barn in the background. A wooden door wide-opened, the
house of Aunty Ann on right-hand-side.

E. COSTUMES & ACCESSORIES OF THE CHARACTERS: 3 Farmers in Blue, Navy

Blue & Sky Blue Jeans, Light Blue, Peach and Green T-Shirts with Brown, Caramel
and Off White Hats.

F. INSTRUCTIONS: The 3 Farmers enters the scene with a cart in their hand.

FARMER CHRIS: (Pulls the Corn-Wagon) whose the genius who made this wagon
drag with its wheels on.

FARMER PAUL: (Pushing the Corn-Wagon) Oh! That's make no-sense.

FARMER CHRIS: I pull-up the excel, you try to move it up.

FARMER CHRIS: Oh! I am statue.

FARMER FREDDY: (Holding the Corn-Wagon in the middle) put it back! Put it
back!

FARMER CHRIS: (Puts down the Corn-Wagon)

FARMER FREDDY: (He gets hurt) Oh! Damn It! You dabbed my finger.

FARMER CHRIS 'N' FARMER PAUL: (Laugh Loudly!)

DOROTHY: Mr. Freddy, Ms. Coste' tried to kill Toto.

FARMER FREDDY: Oh you didn't try using your brain like me. No TRAUMA
SCENE!!!

DOROTHY: Sure, I have brains!

FARMER FREDDY: Please when you go home, go straight home, don't take the
route through Ms. Coste' garden and that's how Toto won't be treated badly.

FARMER CHRIS: You have no choice Dorothy!

FARMER FREDDY: (Talks to Farmer Chris and Farmer Paul) Oh! You two, Pull the
Wagon. We have to move on till the sunset.

DOROTHY: Oh! What will I do now?

FARMER CHRIS: You have to stand up tall with courage with a little grin (Pushed
Dorothy's shoulder). DON'T BE AFRAID.

DOROTHY: I'm not afraid of her.

FARMER CHRIS: That's what I want to hear. Next time she turns up!!! You Walk-
Straight, Head-Up with your Chest-Out, WALK-UP TO HER LIKE A STRAW AND SPIT
IN HER EYES! (Farmer Chris SPITS)

FARMER PAUL: (SCARES CHRIS WITH SCARECROW)

FARMER CHRIS: (SCREAMS) what you're trying to do guys, KILLING ME!

FARMER FREDDY AND FARMER PAUL: (Had a Laughter!!!)

AUNTY ANN: What these Wagon-men are up to? You might lose your job before
realizing it. (She puts corn in the wagon) It's a serious place to work. If you want
to laugh that way why don't you join a circus?

FARMER PAUL: (Puts both palms under his chin) Well I am ready to see the world
of circus.

AUNTY ANN: Will you please try these fresh cookies for a change.

FARMER PAUL: Oh! These are delicious.

AUNTY ANN: (FARMERS PAUL AND FREDDY SIT ON WAGON) Do not Sit-Up here!
Go get back to work.

FARMER CHRIS: (HAS A COOKIE IN MOUTH RESPONDS WITH A HEAVY VOICE)

Aright Ma'am.

DOROTHY: Oh! Aunty Ann, Ms. Coste' is troubling us both.

AUNTY ANN: Oh! Dorothy, you always get worried over nothing. Why don't you
find yourself a new, peaceful place for yourself, where there will be nothing to
worry about.

DOROTHY: (Dorothy sits on Corn-Wagon) The Place where I won't get any
trouble. Is there's such a place, Toto?

DOROTHY'S SONG 1
some place where there
isn't any trouble, I wonder
if there's such a place
there must be
it's not a place you can get
to by a boat or train, It's far
faraway. Beyond the
moon, beyond the rain
when all the world is a
hopeless jumble
 and the raindrops tumble all
around
heaven opens a magic lane
when all the clouds darken up
the sky way
there's a rainbow high way too
be found
leading from your window pane
to a place behind the
sun
just step beyond
the rain
somewhere over the rainbow
way up high
 there's a land
that I heard of once in a
Lullyby
somewhere over the rainbow
skies are blue
and the dream you dare
really do come true
someday I'll wish upon
a star
and wake up where the
clouds are far behind me
where troubles melt like
lemondrops
away above the chimney
 tops
that's where you'll find me
somewhere over the
rainbow
blue birds fly
birds fly over the rainbow
why, then, oh what can't I
if happy little
blue birds fly
beyond the rainbow
why, oh, why
can't I

A. ACT 3
B. CHARACTERS: 2 Strangers, Aunty Ann, Dorothy, Munchkins, Witch Belinda

C. PROPS: Light Blue Drapes hanging down, Light blue frock girls draped in light
blue cloths moving round n round, 10 Girls with Flowered-Headrest, 5 Light Blue-
Frocked Little Girls, Good Witch Belinda

D. SET & DESIGN: For Twister, Light Blue Drapes hanging down, Light blue frocked
girls draped in light blue drapes moving round 'n' round. For The Land of
Munchkins: A bridge covered with Girls with Flowered-Headrests: Sitting with
Heads-Bowed-Down as if big flowers are showing up, Flowered-Bushes.

E. COSTUMES & ACCESSORIES OF THE CHARACTERS: Belinda, The Good Witch:

Pink Maxi with Magic Wand, 5 Light blue frocked girls draped in light blue drapes
moving round 'n' round. For The Land of Munchkins: A bridge covered with 10
Girls with Flowered-Headrests: Sitting with Heads-Bowed-Down as if big flowers
are showing up.

F. INSTRUCTIONS: Firstly the TWISTER will be performed with the windy 'n'
ghostly background voices. The stage will be luminated with light blue light. The 5
Frocked Girls draped in light blue drapes will be moving round 'n' round. After the
twister, Dorothy will find herself in the Land of Munchkins, the munchkins will be
10 Girls with the Flowered-Headrest. There will be 5 Flower Girls with white
Garlands over their heads.

FARMER CHRIS: (Lights are Dim) Dorothy! Dorothy!

FARMER PAUL: Oh! It's Twister.

AUNTY ANN: She's outside.

DOROTHY: (Finding Everyone) Oh! Where's everyone. Oh! No one's here.

(Dorothy Fell Unconscious) (In the background there's Twister!)

(Flairs of Light Blue Cloth worn by girls wearing all black with black paints and
shimmering silver face)

(Some Wrecks are FLOATING)

(A Witch appears in the background, CRACKLING)

(Everything Calms Down)

(SOOTHING MUSIC IN THE BACKGROUND)

F. INSTRUCTIONS: The Stage Lightens-Up! A tilted house is seen, two legs are
seen under the house. In fact A Wicked-Witch of East, was died under a house. On
the right-hand-side kids with flower headrests, are sitting with their heads-down.

DOROTHY: Toto! I have a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore. We must be over
the rainbow. (Dorothy moves right 'n' left with her basket and Toto inside)

(A Good Witch, Belinda comes in front)

DOROTHY: Oh! No! Now I know I'm not in Kansas.

BELINDA: (The Good Witch, Belinda comes on bridge.)

BELINDA: TO DOROTHY: Are you a Good-Witch or a Bad-Witch?

DOROTHY: Who? Me!

BELINDA: Well I'm the new mother of All Munchkins. Call me Belinda because a
new witch has dropped a house on Wicked Witch of East. And here you're and
here's that house and there's seem the legs of Wicked Witch of East. Now
Munchkins want to know whether you're a Good-Witch or a Bad-Witch.

DOROTHY: Well I told you I'm not a witch at all. Witches are Old & Ugly.

(Sound of Munchkins)
DOROTHY: What was that?

BELINDA: Oh! These are the Munchkins.

BELINDA: I'm a Good-Witch Belinda, the witch of North!

DOROTHY: I beg your pardon, I have never heard of such beautiful witch before.
BELINDA: Oh! Munchkins are happy because you have freed them from the
Wicked-Witch of East.

DOROTHY: But if you please, what are Munchkins?

BELINDA: Munchkins are the little people whom live in this land. They like you
and they like the blue color. You're the new Master of Land. It’s All Right Now,
Come-Out Please! You All Come-Out!

SONG 2
BELINDA'S SONG!
COME-OUT! COME-OUT!
I'm Belinda, the
Witch of North
DOROTHY:
What was that
BELINDA:
Munchkins, They're happy
because you freed them from the Wicked-
Witch of East
 It's Alright, you
May all come out
And Thank her
SONG
Come out, Come out
Wherever you're
All meet the young
Lady, who fell from a star
She fell from the sky
She fell very far
And Kansas, She says
Is the name of the star
Munchkins
Kansas, she says, is the name of
 the star
She brings you good news
Or haven't you heard
When she fell out of
Kansas a miracle occured
DOROTHY:
It really was no miracle What
Happened was just this
The wind began to switch the
House to pitch
And suddenly the hinge
Started to unhitch
Just then the witch, to
Satisfy an itch
When Flying on her broomstick,
Thumbing for a hitch
A BRAGART:
And oh, what happened then
Was rich
SEVERAL MUNCHKINS:
The house began to pitch
The kitchen took a stitch
It landed on the Wicked-Witch
In the middle of a ditch
Which was a healthy situation
For the Wicked-Witch
ALL MUNCHKINS:
The house began to pitch
 The kitchen took a slitch
It landed on the Wicked-Witch
In the middle of a ditch
Which was not a healthy situation
For a Wicked-Witch
Who began to twitch
And was reduced to just a stitch
Of what was once the
Wicked-Witch

DOTOTHY: It wasn't just a miracle, what happened was just this...

(DOROTHY WAS GIVEN FLOWERS BY 5 LIGHT-BLUE-GIRLS)

(DOROTHY ACCEPTS FLOWERS)

(THE MAYOR SAYS WELCOME TO MUNCHKINS)

 SONG 3
DING-DONG WICKED-WITCH IS DEAD
MUNCHKIN 1:
We thank you very sweetly, for doing
it so neatly
MUNCHKIN 2:
You have killed it so neatly
That we thank you very sweetly
BELINDA:
Let the joyous news be spread
The wicked old witch at last is dead
ALL MUNCHKINS:
Ding! Dong! The witch is dead
Which old witch, the Wicked-Witch
Ding! Dong! The Wicked-Witch is dead
Wake up, you sleepy head
Rub your eyes, get out of bed
Wake up, the Wicked-Witch
Is dead
She's gone where the
Goblins go
below, below, below, Yo ho
Let's open up and sing
And sing the bells out
Ding! Dong! the merry-O
WOMEN:
Singing high
MEN:
 Singing it low
ALL MUNCHKINS:
Let them know Wicked-Witch
Is dead
(LIGHT-BLUE-GIRLS GIVE FLOWERS TO DOROTHY)

(LOLLY-POP BOYS SAY WE WELCOME TO MUNCHKINS-LAND)

INSTRUCTIONS: Black-Witch appears with Pink-Spray at her back.

WICKED-WITCH: Appears Screaming

DOROTHY: I thought it was dead.

BELINDA: No, it’s not her. It's not the sister of Wicked Witch of East and she’s the
worse than the other one.

WICKED-WITCH: Where's my sister?

BELINDA: Who?

WICKED-WITCH: My sister! She lives in the house.

BELINDA: There she's under the house.

DOROTHY: I'm so sorry it's my fault. My house lands on her.

WICKED-WITCH: Oh! You dropped your house on my sister.

BELINDA: Oh! You go look close. Did you recognize her?

WICKED-WITCH: (SCREAMS)
WICKED-WITCH: Oh! I recognize her. Who wears the Ruby-Slippers with socks
(Ridicules?)

WICKED-WITCH: Where were the Ruby Slippers gone?

BELINDA: Get back Dorothy.

WICKED-WITCH: Oh! There they are.

WICKED-WITCH: Give them back the Ruby Slippers.

WICKED-WITCH: No one has this right to use her powers.

BELINDA: Oh! You have no powers. These Ruby Slippers are hers now.

WICKED-WITCH: (Sneezes in handkerchief) I will take these Ruby Slippers. You

can't devour their powers.

(WICKED-WITCH VANISHES WITH A PINK SPRAY)

BELINDA: Oh! Come out everyone. It's Alright! She has gone. Get Up! Come
forward. Oh! The smell of Sulphur. You could only come out of these Ruby
Slippers if you could go back Kansas.

DOROTHY: How can I go back the way I came? My Aunty Ann would be missing
me and so do I.

BELINDA: The only Wizard that can help you is the Greatest Wizard of OZ!

DOROTHY: Wizard of OZ! Is he good or is he wicked?

BELINDA: He lives all the way from here in Emerald City.

WICKED-WITCH: I am the only one who knows its use. You have no use of them.
Give them back to me.

BELINDA: Oh! Wicked Witch of East, Ho Away or somebody else would fall the
house on you when I will spend the suitable period of MOURN, I will get back by
hook or crook. (SNEEZES)
BELINDA: Did you bring your broomstick?

DOROTHY: No, I'm afraid. I didn't.

BELINDA: Never let these Ruby Slippers off your feet or you will be at the mercy
of Wicked Witch of East.

DOROTHY: Oh! How would I start with the Emerald City?

BELINDA: It's always good to start. Follow the yellow brick road.

(Munchkins) Say Bye! Bye!

A. ACT 4
B. CHARACTERS: Scarecrow, Dorothy

C. PROPS: Barn with fence. 3 crows are seen in barn, 1 Scarecrow is hung.

D. SET & DESIGN: Light blue background with a barn with fence. 3 crows are seen
on barn, 1 Scarecrow with torn clothes or patches on her clothes.

E. COSTUMES & ACCESSORIES OF THE CHARACTERS: Dorothy is in same dress,

Scarecrow is wear mauve pants with patches and denim blue shirt, a cream
colored husk hat, and it is also wearing the bohemian boots with white frills.

F. INSTRUCTIONS: Firstly, the Scarecrow will be hung in barn almost still breath,
the Dorothy will be having a self-talk. The Scarecrow will answer her questions.
Dorothy will be amazed to see the talking scarecrow. The scarecrow guides her
which path to follow to reach the Wizard of OZ. Dorothy desires Scarecrow to
come along as seeing the wizard might get him the brains.

DOROTHY: (Talks to herself) follow the Yellow Bricks! Follow the Yellow Bricks!
Now which way to go from here.

SCARECROW: Pardon me! (Moves the hand toward Left-hand-side) Oh! That's
the best way to go.

DOROTHY: Don't be silly Toto Scarecrow don't talk.

SCARECROW: (Moves the hand toward Right-hand-side) its pleasant side that
way too.

DOROTHY: Have you gone to that way before?

SCARECROW: Oh! Some people go both ways.

DOROTHY: So you can talk.

DOROTHY: Did you see it on purpose? Or can’t you make up your mind?

SCARECROW: Oh! I'm made of hay straw. So, I have no mind to make up.

DOROTHY: But how do you talk without using brains?

SCARECROW: Well! There are so many who sound very funny without brains.

DOROTHY: Do you want my help getting down from there.

SCARECROW: It's good to be free.

DOROTHY: Oh! Are you Aright?

SCARECROW: Did I scare you?

DOROTHY: I thought you hurt yourself.

SCARECROW: Did I scare you?

DOROTHY: No really not.

SCARECROW: Oh! I don't scare anybody.

CROWS IN BARN: CROAK CROAK

SCARECROW: Oh! They scared me.

SONG 4
SCARECROW'S SONG
 SCARECROW:
Do you think if I went with you this wizard
could give me some brains
DOROTHY:
I couldn't say
SCARECROW:
Won't you take me with you?
DOROTHY:
Of Course I Will, Scarecrow!
SCARECROW:
Alright To OZ!
DOROTHY:
To OZ!
DOROTHY & SCARECROW
 We're off to see the wizard
The wonderful Wizard of OZ!
We heard he is a wiz of wiz
If Ever Oh ever a wiz, then OZ
The Wizard of OZ is one
Because
Because, Because
Because, Because
Because
Because of the wonderful
Things he does
We're off to see the
Wizard
The wonderful Wizard of OZ!
 SCARECROW:
Shoo! Scadaddle! Scram
I can't even
Scare a crow
The crows come from
Miles around to eat in
My fields and laugh
In my face
CROWS:
Said a Scarecrow swinging
On a pole
To a black birdsitting on a fence
SCARECROW:
Oh the Lord gave
 Me a soul but...
Forgot to give me
Commonsense
CROWS:
Said the Black bird Well, Well, Well
What in Thunder would you do
With Commonsense?
Said the Scarecrow, I would be
Pleasin'
Just to reason out the reason
Of the which men and that
If I had an ounce of
Commonsense
CROWS:
If I had an ounce of Commonsense
DOROTHY:
What would you do Scarecrow?
SCARECROW:
I would while away the hours
Confirming with the flower
Consultin' with the rain
And my head I'd be scratching
While my thoughts
Were busy hatching
If I only had a brain
I'll unravel every
Riddle
For any individ'le
 In trouble or in pain
DOROTHY:
With the thoughts you'd be thinking
You could be another Lincoln
SCARECROW:
If I only had a brain
Oh, I could tell you why
The oceans near the shore
DOROTHY:
You could think of things
You never thunk before
SCARECROW:
And then I'd sit
And think some more
 SCARECROW:
I would not be just a nuffin
My head all full of stuffin'
My heart all full of pain
I would dance and be
Merry
Life would be a ding-a-derry
If I only had brain
DOROTHY:
Well, that was wonderful, Why if
Our Scarecrow back in Kansas
Could do that, the crows would
Be scared to pieces
SCARECROW:
 They would
DOROTHY:
UHHH
SCARECROW:
Where's Kansas?
DOROTHY;
That's where I live
And I want to get back
There so badly, I'm going all
The way to the Emerald
City to get the Wizard of
OZ to help me
SCARECROW:
You're gonna see a wizard
 DOROTHY:
Yup
SCARECROW:
Do you think if I went with
You, this wizard would
Give me some brains?
DOROTHY:
I couldn't say. But even if he didn't
You'd be no worse off than you're
Now
SCARECROW:
Yeah, that's true
Oh, I could tell you why
The oceans near the shore
 I could think of things
I never thunk before
DOROTHY:
And then he'd sit and think
Some more
CROWS:
Can, Can
SCARECROW:
Gosh, it would be awful
Pleasin'
To reason out the reason
For things I can't explain
Then perhaps I'd deserve
Ya'
 And he ever worthy of every ya'
I could dance and be merry
Life would be a ding-a-derry

CROWS IN BARN: Good Bye Scarecrow!

SCARECROW: Good Bye, I don't really miss it.

A. ACT 5
B. CHARACTERS: Scarecrow, Dorothy, 3 ladies with apple-heads, tree-trunks in
the background.

C. PROPS: Apple-Heads, throwing of apples (handy)

D. SET & DESIGN: The background has dark brown trunks, 3 ladies with apple-
heads.

E. COSTUMES & ACCESSORIES OF THE CHARACTERS: Ladies with apple-heads will

be wearing the shaded dark brown gowns, wrapped heads with maroon cloth and
apple-heads will be having twigs with apples.

F. INSTRUCTIONS: The 3 Ladies with apple-heads will stand still then they will
communicate. When Dorothy will try to eat apples they will start throwing apples
on Scarecrow and Dorothy.

DOROTHY: Oh! I'm hungry.

SCARECROW: Oh! I thought only crows get hungry.

DOROTHY: All living things need to eat.

SCARECROW: Does that mean I don't have life.

DOROTHY: No Scarecrow you are the luckiest friend that I have ever seen.

DOROTHY: I could walk now.

SCARECROW: You could eat my hay then you will never be hungry.

DOROTHY: See I could walk along the Emerald City as far as my legs are stuffed.

LADIES WITH APPLE-HEADS: (All at Once!) She's Hungry.

DOROTHY: I don't want these apples.

SCARECROW: Oh! Come-On Dorothy we don't want to eat these apples as she
doesn't want to eat little green worms.

LADIES WITH APPLE-HEADS: Oh! Let them give the apples. (Throwing Apples) Oh!
We are triggered. Let's Go!

TIN-MAN: (STANDING AT ONE-SIDE)

DOROTHY: Oh! Look at a Tin-Man.

TIN-MAN: Oil-CAN! Oil-CAN!

DOROTHY: What did he say?

SCARECROW: He says Oil CAN!

DOROTHY: Where's that?

SCARECROW: Here is... (Sprinkles Oil)

TIN-MAN: Oh! My goodness I can talk again.

TIN-MAN: Oil my hands! Oil my legs!

DOROTHY: Did somebody hurt you?

TIN-MAN: Oh! I have been suffering since ages.

TIN-MAN: I was flesh like you but I was fallen in love with a Munchkin-Lady. Her
mother hated me and she hired the Wicked-Witch of West to have a spell on me.

TIN-MAN: I was changed to a TIN-MAN and check my heart its empty.

DOROTHY & SCARECROW: With No Heart!

TIN-MAN: If I will not get a heart, how will I get my Munchkin-Maiden?

SONG 5
TIN-MAN'S
TREES:
Said a Tin-Man rattling his
Jibs
To a strawman sad and,
Weary eyed
TIN-MAN:
Oh the Smith gave me tin ribs
But forgot to put a heart inside
TREES:
Then he banged his hollow chest
And cried
TIN-MAN:
When a man's an empty
Kettle
He should be on his mettle
And yet I'm torn apart
Just because I'm presumin'
That I could be kind-a-human
If I only had a heart
I'd be tender, i'd be
Gentle
And awful sentimental
Regarding love and art
I'd be friends with thesparrows
And the boy that shoots
the arrow
If I only had a heart
Picture me - a balcony
Above a voice sings low
TREES:
Wherfore art thou, Romeo?
TIN-MAN:
I hear a beat
DOROTHY:
How sweet?
TIN-MAN:
Just to register emotion
 Jealous, Devotion
And really feel the part
I could stay young and
Chipper
And I'd lock it with a zipper
If I only had a heart
Oh, I may be presuming
that I could be kind-a-human
I'd be friends with sparrows
And the boy that shoots the
arrows
DOROTHY:
You could stay young and Chipper
TIN-MAN:
 And I'd lock it with a Zipper
If I only
DOROTHY:
If you only
TREES:
If you only

DOROTHY: Oh! You were about to fall.

TIN-MAN: Oh! I'm afraid I'm a little rusty.

DOROTHY: Why don't you come along with us to the Wizard of OZ! He will give
you a heart.

TIN-MAN: Why will he do that?

DOROTHY: Oh! He will! He Must!

WICKED-WITCH: (AS SHE COMES AND HAVING SHREIK-LAUGHTER, THE APPLE-

TREES MOVE TOWARD LEFT-HAND-SIDE & DOROTHY/SCARECROW/TIN-MAN
MOVE ON THE RIGHT-HAND-SIDE)

WICKED-WITCH: Oh! There you’re!

TIN-MAN: Oh! You put a spell on my axe.

WICKED-WITCH: REMEMBER! The Lady from Kansas! Fighting against me will be
your last mistake. (POINTING TO SCARECROW) You will be burned. And you won't
be able to move.

WICKED-WITCH: VANISHES WITH A PINK SPRAY BEHIND HER

SCARECROW & TIN-MAN: Oh! Don't worry Dorothy. We will be with you till you
reach the Emerald City to the Wizard of OZ no matter we get our wishes come
true or not.

(APPLE TREES DANCED AND MOVED AWAY)

DOROTHY: I don't like the forest. This is dark and creepy.

SCARECROW: I'm not scared of anything.

DOROTHY: Did we suppose to see some lions or animals.

SCARECROW: May be we'll see some lions, tigers or bears.

(DOROTHY WITH SCARECROW AND TIN-MAN ON BOTH SIDES WITH HAND-IN-

HAND)

(ZIG ZAG MOVEMENT SAYING IT LOUD AS LIONS/TIGERS OR BEARS)

(LION COMES ON STAGE WITH A ROAR)

LION: Pull them up! Pull them up!

LION: (POINTS TO SCARECROW AND TIN-MAN) which world you were supposed
to, which world? I can stand up on one of my foot. I can fight with my eyes closed.
You look scared, sneaking up at me.

TIN-MAN: Leave Us Alone Here (Scared)

SCARECROW: Leave Us Alone Here (Scared)

LION: SCARED HUH! Come on fight with me you shivering kind (To Scarecrow) put
your arms up, Eyes Up the bag of hay.
LION TO DOROTHY: I will get you.

DOROTHY: I Spit on You.

LION: (WEEPS) what you did that for, I didn't bite you.

DOROTHY: You tried to.

LION: But didn't you try to hit me?

LION: IS MY NOSE BLEEDIN'

DOROTHY: Well Of course not. Pick yourself up! He's a big coward!

LION: Yeah I don't have courage at all. I sometimes scare myself up. Look at the
circles under my eyes. I haven't been slept since last week. I’m scared of the
circus.

SCARECROW: Oh if you want courage, why don't you come with us to the Wizard
of OZ! He will give us heart, a brain, the courage and a home to you. (SCRECROW
POINTS EVERYONE)

LION: Once when I was a cub, my father took me to the top of a mountain and
said all this is yours. Since, then I'm scared. I'm unbearable to my family.

A. ACT 6
B. CHARACTERS: Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin-Man, Lion, Guard of Emerald City, the
Wizard of OZ!

C. PROPS: Castle

D. SET & DESIGN: The Castle with some light on top.

E. COSTUMES & ACCESSORIES OF THE CHARACTERS: The Castle-Guard with

Dungarees, Hat, Full boots, Dorothy, Lion, Scarecrow and TIN-MAN in the same
outfits.
F. INSTRUCTIONS: Dorothy along with her friends reaches to the City of Emerald,
They have a dialogue with the castle-guard and express their wish to meet the
Wizard of OZ! Suddenly the Wizard of OZ was exposed and he was just a
professor. He calms down everybody and made them realize that on their way to
Emerald City, they fruitfully enjoyed each other’s company and therefore
achieved their targets. Hence, Dorothy is all set to go back Kansas.

DOROTHY: Oh! It's great. (KNOCKS THE CASTLE) We want to meet the Wizard of
OZ! To fulfil our wishes please.

CASTLE GUARD: Who? Which Wizard? The Wizard! Oh Wizard! He's quite busy.
Oh! We want to see him please.

TIN-MAN: I want a heart.

SCARECROW: I want brain.

LION: I want some courage.

DOROTHY: I want to go back my home to Kansas.

WIZARD OF OZ! As you all know by now that I'm just a professor. I use my brains
to get people the solution to their problems. When you will think about your
journey together, you will find out that you always had everything. GOOD BYE, SO
LONG!

DOROTHY: Oh! Now I will never get home.

LION: Stay with us Dorothy.

TIN-MAN: We don't want you to go.

DOROTHY: Oh! No, but I have to.

SCARECROW: Don't you love us Dorothy?

DOROTHY: Oh! You know I do. But I must meet my little 'n' sweet family again.
There's a place where people love me too. And now they are far-far away from
me. Oh! I'm scared I won't be able to see the Kansas again as long as I live.
NEVER! NEVER! NEVER! (She rubs her hands)

BELINDA: (COMES DOWN CIRCLING HER HANDS) never is a very, very long time,
Dorothy.

DOROTHY: Will you help me? Can you help me?

BELINDA: You needn't any help any longer. You always had a power to go back to
Kansas!

SCARECROW: Oh! But why you didn't tell me at the first place?

BELINDA: Because she hadn't believed me. She had to learn by herself.

SCARECROW: So what did you learn, Dear Dorothy?

DOROTHY: I hadn't been here if I hadn't been in Kansas. So I must go back and
rejoin my family.

SCARECROW: Just like that I had brain which made me scared of you at the first
place.

TIN-MAN: I had a heart too.

LION: So did I have courage to get along with you.

DOROTHY: It's hard to say goodbye. (Pointing LION) Oh! Don't cry you're the King
now. (Pointing TIN-MAN) You're a Grateful heart. Here's your oil can.

TIN-MAN: Now, I know I have a heart and its breaking.

DOROTHY: Good Bye LION! I'm going to miss the way you HOWL at us. Oh! When
you will go I will do a little bit of more HOWLING!

DOROTHY: Good bye Scarecrow. I'm goanna miss you. You had been my first,
First-Ever friend.

SCARECROW: Good Bye! You know goodbye s are never easy. BYEEE
BELINDA: Are you ready now?

DOROTHY: YES! YES! Unless I change my mind to stay here forever.

BELINDA: So close your eyes and click you’re heals 3 times. Say these words over
and over again.

THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME, THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME!

DOROTHY: (CLICKS HER HEAL 3 TIMES SAYING) THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME,
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME!

BELINDA: Good Bye Dorothy

(STORMY NIGHT: 7 PEPLE WRAPPED IN BLUE CLOTHS MOVE ROUND N ROUND,

THERE'SA MUSICAL BACKGROUND)

FARMERS: (COME ONE BYE ONE ON STAGE CALLING DOROTHY)

(DOROTHY HAS FALLEN DOWN WITH HER TOTO IN THE BASKET)

FARMERS: VICTORY! HERE SHE IS!

DOROTHY: Hello OZ!

THE MAN SAYS: I'm Chester but you can call me uncle.

DOROTHY: And look at you you're Scarecrow, You’re the TIN-MAN and how can I
forget you The LION.

FARMERS: (ALL at once) what are you talking about? We work on farm. You must
have been shocked.

AUNTY ANN: Oh! Here's she. Where were you my dear?

DOROTHY: I just had been in a trouble. I had been there for days and days.

AUNTY ANN: Wasn't it a dream?

DOROTHY: No it wasn't. See my "Ruby-Slippers". They saved my life from the

Wicked-Witch on the Land of Munchkins.
FARMER: (Brings the Blanket to cover her) There's no place like home. (Everyone
CUDDLES DOROTHY)