By Dave Corbett
Ages 5-7
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"The Bethlehem Star" is an impressive Infant Nativity.
It is good for a large cast and will take an unlimited number of extras.
It breaks down easily into composite parts for rehearsal purposes.
Boys in particular love this Nativity.
In "Choir of Angels" you have a show-stopping song which will bring the house down.
There are 31 speaking roles.
The script includes extensive Production Notes + "Often forgotten" hints & tips for making your show a success.
This is the funniest Nativity we have seen with humour that Infants can both understand and carry off easily.
The Star is desperate for a scoop. The editor encourages his reporters to get out and find a story worth telling ... not just a donkey or some figs or some slippery oil thieves.
If only they knew! 'Babies are born all the time ... nothing special about yours'. What a bungle.
The Roman soldiers are BIG, STRONG, ROUGH and SCARY ... But at least one has itchy, knitted underpants.
Although the reporter's quill is bent, there's quite a regal story here.
The shepherds don't have a story ... apart from ... what's this? Wow, wow and more wow ... angels!!! Scooooop!
No, that's not a typo, it really is THEE best inn in town ... but it's full. See if you can guess what happens.
*vs buying individual items.
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Wow.....this was spectacular!
Great fun, especially for the audience who loved the media related content. From the moment I picked up the script and saw the brilliant humour (E Bray for donkeys) I knew it was going to be good. And it was.
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