Narrator’s Script

Narrator: Greetings, noble friends! Prepare yourselves for a captivating journey into the
enchanting world of William Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew." Today, we unravel a
mesmerizing comedy woven around the tale of a remarkably stubborn and disobedient young
lady named Katherine.

(Enter Katherine and Bianca, with Katherine having tied Bianca's hands and questioning her
about suitors.)

Bianca: Good sister wrong me not. Nor wrong yourself, to make a bondmaid and a slave of me.

Katherine: Of all thy suitors here I charge thee tell whom thou lovest best. see thou dissemble
not. (Freeze)

Narrator: Behold! Katherine, a force to be reckoned with, has ensnared her sister Bianca,
demanding to know which suitor has captured her heart.

(Shift to Petruchio's introduction.)

Narrator: But wait, the plot thickens! Enter Petruchio, a young man with unconventional
methods, determined to marry the spirited Katherine.

Petrutio: I come to wive it wealthy in Padua; if wealthily, then happily in Padua. (Freeze)

(Enter Baptista with Hortensio and Grumio.)

Narrator: Now, turn your attention to Baptista, the father of these headstrong sisters, setting the
stage for a series of comedic and unexpected events.

Baptista:Gentlemen, importune me no further,

That is not bestow my youngest before I have a husband for the elder.

( freeze)

Narrator: So, dear audience, settle into your seats, relax, and immerse yourselves in the unfolding
drama. Prepare to witness the unconventional courtship and the spirited taming of the shrew. The
stage is set, and the players are in position. Let the comedy commence!