The Ratz
The Ratz by Simon Adorian, published by Collins Educational in 1991, is a unique adaptation of the legend of the Pied Piper of Hamelin, reimagined in a contemporary setting. This edition, written in English and spanning 92 pages, presents a framework for role-play and improvisation, allowing actors to develop characters and scenes dynamically.
Readers will find that The Ratz offers a structured approach to drama, with built-in ideas and scenes designed to facilitate workshops and group productions. The text serves as both a script and a resource for educators and performers, making it suitable for those interested in drama, literary criticism, and juvenile nonfiction. Through its engaging format, this book encourages creativity and collaboration in theatrical settings.
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The Ratz is based on the legend of the Pied Piper of Hamelin, but places the same dilemmas in a more contemporary context.
Through role-play and the suggested improvisations, the actors develop the characters and the action of every scene in the play.
Script and extension materials can be used as a lead-in to workshops in drama
Ideas and scenes are built into the text so that workshops and groups can work towards a production of the play
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