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A delightful nativity about one proud mule called Maurice who is possessive about his manger. What a commotion it caused when he had to share it with a stream of visitors!
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Maurice the mule is not happy! All he wants to do is munch away on some fresh hay and settle down for a peaceful night's sleep, but one by one he finds a hen, a mouse, a bird and a spider in his manger and he doesn't like sharing it with anyone! Chasing them all away, Maurice tries to settle down to sleep when suddenly there is yet more commotion. Why is there a baby in his manger? And why have shepherds and kings come all this way to see Him? Join Maurice and his friends as they try to puzzle out exactly what is going on in their busy stable!
Seven fantastically catchy songs and an adorable script make this a future classic nativity.
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| ISBN | 9781906988418 |
| Ages | 3-6 |
| What's Included | Teachers Book with:
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| Running Time | 20 minutes approx. |
| Windows XP | Please note that the audio snippets below do not currently work on Windows XP using Internet Explorer 8. We are hoping to have this fixed very soon, but in the mean time they do work in other browsers such as Google Chrome and Firefox. Sorry for the inconvenience this may cause. |
| Sample Script | View sample script (PDF 78KB) |
| Cast List | View cast list (PDF 74KB) There are 19 speaking parts in this play, with some groups of characters adaptable to suit the size of your production. |
| Licence Information | A performance licence is required to perform this copyrighted musical to an audience (other than pupils and staff). Licences are available as a standard or instant licence. The performance of works involving drama, movement, narrative or spoken dialogue requires a title and date specific licence from the copyright holder/publisher. The requirement for a licence is irrespective of admission charges. A new licence would be required for further performances on different dates. |