Good Witch: You don’t understand it is a good thing because now the Munchkins are free from her power. Good Witch: (She points to the house) Well, your house did.ĭorothy: Oh dear, I didn’t mean to kill her. Now all the Munchkins are free from her power.ĭorothy: I think there must be some mistake. Good Witch: No, thank you so much for killing the Wicked Witch of the East. (All the Munchkins start giggling but Dorothy can’t see them.)ĭorothy: Why thank you, everybody you are most kind. Good Witch: You are most welcome to Munchkin Land. They all bow when they see Dorothy, but the Munchkins run away and hide.) (She gets up slowly and walks out and sees some Munchkins and the Good Witch. They will tell the audience about the Wicked Witch of the East who treats them like slaves and her sister the Wicked Witch of the West.) (Dorothy wakes up and a bird is singing and the sky is clear and blue.)ĭorothy: Uncle Henry, Auntie Em where are you? They will improvise and interact with the audience. (The Munchkins come in from the back of the theatre. The sound continues on for a while and then there is a crash and everything is in darkness.) Dorothy finally finds Toto and they are thrown around the room until eventually Dorothy hits her head and is thrown to the floor. The cyclone has come and the lights flicker on and off. (Henry runs off the stage, but then there is a sudden crash of thunder and Toto gets scared and runs the opposite way. The cyclone is coming, so we better join Auntie Em in the cellar. Henry: Everything is locked up for the night. (Dorothy, Henry and Toto all come back on the stage.) Lights get dark, sound of wind and thunder.) We will need it because the storm looks like it might turn in to a cyclone, so it’s a good idea that we spend the night in the cellar.
Uncle Henry: Dorothy, come and help me put the animals away and Em, you get us some food and water. (They all look anxiously towards the sky and the light darkens.) (He continues chopping the wood and Dorothy and Toto play with each other.)Īuntie Em: Oh Henry, I hope you have put all the animals away for the night. Uncle Henry: I wish all the animals on the farm loved me as much as that dog loves you.
Where have you being?ĭorothy: We went to the woods for a walk and picked some flowers for Auntie Em and had a paddle in the stream.ĭorothy: Why Toto of course! Toto, Toto come here boy. Uncle Henry: I’m chopping wood for the fire so we can be nice and warm this evening. (Curtains open, Uncle Henry is in the farm yard chopping wood).ĭorothy: (walks on stage) Hello, Uncle Henry.
Characters: Dorothy, Uncle Henry, Auntie Em, Toto, Good Witch of the North, Munchkins, Scarecrow, Tinman, Lion, Wicked Witch of the West, Chief of the Flying Monkeys, Flying Monkeys, Emerald City Guard, the Wizard of Oz.
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