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Funny Halloween plays for kids
Funny Halloween plays for kids
Sherlock Bones and
the Werewolf of Witheridge Moor
Sherlock Bones and Dr. Motson's investigation leads them to deepest, darkest Witheridge Moor on Halloween where they meet vampires, a mysterious fortune-teller, a werewolf and their archenemy - the infamous Professor Moriaty. And the investigation leads to an unexpected discovery.
The play combines elements of a murder mystery with Halloween theme in a humorous and exciting play perfect for children's Halloween performances. The play will keep audiences guessing until the very end.
Author: Robert Reed
Age: 8-10 (Primary KS2 Year 4 - Year 5)
Cast: 16-21 (min 3 girls, min 3 boys)
Duration: 25 minutesCAST:
DR. MOTSON
SHERLOCK BONES
MADAME ZELDA
DR. STAPLETON
DRACULA
MR BARRYMORE (butler)
MRS SCONES (Sherlock Bones' housekeeper)
SHEEP FARMER
SLUGGETT
SIR HENRY
PROFESSOR MORIATY
MRS BARRYMORE (housekeeper)
NARRATOR
DETECTIVE INSPECTOR LESTRADESHEEP 1-5 (non-speaking roles)
parody play script
of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's classic 'The Hound Of The Baskervilles'
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Halloween plays
Halloween Activities
One of the nicest Halloween activities for families is carving jack-o'-lanterns from pumpkins. It's perfect spooky fun for youngsters and oldies alike. The tradition of making jack-o'-lanterns came, like many good things, from Ireland. The ancient Celts would carve scary faces from turnips and light them during the festival of Samhain (31st October- 1st November). Samhain was a time of the year when the Celts believed that spirits could enter the world of the living, and the jack-o'-lanterns may have been used to scare them away from entering people's homes.
But, why are they called “jack”-o'-lanterns? How about “larry”-o'-lanterms instead? Well, the name comes from an old Irish tale about a rascal called -no surprises here- Jack. Apparently, Jack tricked the devil, but ended up wandering the planet for all eternity with a turnip lantern lighting his way. Immigrants from Ireland took the tradition to America where the humble turnip was replaced with the bigger, easier to carve and oranger pumpkin.
Enjoy making jack-o'-lanterns this Halloween!
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Reedova IČ 62403877
Šatrova 660/5
Prague 4 142 00
Czech Republic
ph: +420-604-344 076
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