Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
B. Group Cast
Group Narrator (one from each group or could be divided by the participants or as a
whole group narration)
1. Wolves 5. Elephants
2. Tigers**** 6. Bears****
3. Panthers**** 7. Monkeys
4. Snakes****
II. Scenes/Productions and Class Performers
1. Overture (a. Jungle Prologue - All Cast. - All Grades 1 & 2 Classes
b. The Adoption - Wolves - Special Group
2. Trust in Me - Snakes - Grades 1A & 2A***
3. Colonel Hatti’s March – Elephants - Grades 1B & 2B
4. The Bare Necessities - Bears - Grades 1C & 2C***
5. Monkey Business & I Wanna Be Like You - Monkeys - Grades 1D & 2D
6. That’s What Friends Are For - Vultures - Grade 2E
7. The Battle - Tigers - Special Group***
8. Finale - All Cast - All Grades 1 & 2 Classes
Overture
Soundtrack: Jungle Prologue
Narration:
Our tale begins deep in the heart of the Jungle. It concerns a baby boy, lost and
abandoned in a boat. A panther named Bagheera one day comes across an abandoned boat,
in which a small baby is seen. Taking pity on the baby, Bagheera takes it to a small family of
wolves, who adopt the boy. The lost baby boy is raised by wolves, grew up into a young man-
cub, and he is called "Mowgli".
Our dearest Daddies and Mommies, teachers and friends, Al Faris International School
grades one and two of the boys’ section are proud to showcase our talents in a musical stage
play adaptation of the famous “The Jungle Book”!
END OF Overture
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Act 1: The Adoption
Soundtrack:
(A pack of wolves enter and crowd around a basket with a baby in it. Then wolves move
around (in a dance production) and slowly from behind Mowgli (now a young boy) stands up
gradually on a rock.
Shere Kahn: (The tiger thrust his head into the narrow entrance of the cave, roars fiercely and
loudly) GGGGGGRRRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!
(All wolves compress together and cover Mowgli to protect him.)
Father Wolf/F-Wolf: Shere Kahn! It’s Shere kahn! (M Wolf hides Mowgli)
Mother Wolf/M-Wolf: What do we do?
F-Wolf: What do you want with us?
Shere Kahn: Graarrrrr… Where’s the man cub? I was stalking him. He’s mine. Hand him
over. (M-Wolf puts herself between the man cub and the tiger)
M/Wolf: How is he yours? He stumbled into our home.
Shere Kahn: (Roars angrily) Grrrraarrrrrr!!!! Enough! Give me the man cub.
M/Wolf: If you’re hungry go and find some worthy prey, not this young man cub. He is
staying
with us.
F/Wolf: Yes he is. He’s staying with us.
Shere Kahn: We’ll see what the rest of the wolves think about you bringing up a man cub.
I’ll go away, but I won’t go far, I’ll be watching and waiting. Let him out of your sight
and
he’s mine. Your cute little man cub won’t last long in the jungle. Graarrr!! (roars and leaves)
(Dance Production of Wolves)
End of Act 1
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Poem Recitation:
All: Now this is the Law of the Jungle — as old and as true as the sky;
Group A: And the Wolf that shall keep it may prosper…..
Group B: …..but the Wolf that shall break it must die.
Group A: As the creeper that girdles the tree-trunk…..
Group B: the Law runneth forward and back —
Group A: For the strength of the Pack is the Wolf……
Group B: ……and the strength of the Wolf is the Pack.
All: For the strength of the Pack is the Wolf,
And the strength of the Wolf is the Pack!!!
END OF Act 2
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Act 3: The Elephants’ March
Soundtrack: Colonel Hathi’s March
Narration: Mowgli and Bagheera set out sometime after dark. They stay in a tree for the
night, but are disturbed by Kaa, a python with a hypnotic gaze, who tries to hypnotize both of
them, before being pushed out of the tree by Mowgli.
END OF Act 3
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Act 4: Journey to the Man Village
Soundtrack: Baloo the Bear
Narrator: As they continue their journey, Bagheera commands Mowgli to follow him
without any more argument. Mowgli sits and pouts on a large boulder, only to discover that it
is the giant bear, “Baloo the Bear”. Baloo offers Mowgli his philosophy on life, which is quite
different from what Bagheera has been teaching . While Baloo is lost in that swingin' jungle
rhythm, a group of shifty-looking monkeys tiptoes in and kidnaps Mowgli.
End of Act 4
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Narrator: Looks like they took our jungle friend. The monkeys took our jungle friend! Bagheera
needs to come and help us out. Let’s go to where the monkeys play; so we’d better hurry on
our way. See what this monkey business is about. What’s it all about?
Grade 1 Rap:
All: Oh, ooh, ooh, ooh! We want to be like you, ooh, ooh!
Group A: We wanna walk like you,
Group B: talk like you,
All: Walk, talk like you, ooh, ooh!
Group A: Ooh, ooh! Ooh, ooh! You see it’s true,
Group B: See it’s true, ooh, ooh!
Solo 1: An ape like me, ee-ee, ee-ee!
Solo 2: can learn to be hu-oh-oh-man!
Solo 3: And me! And me! And me!
All: Can learn to be hu-ooh-ooh-man too….
hu-ooh-ooh-man, hu-ooh-ooh-man too!!
Old Monkey: Presenting…Louie…King of the Monkeys!!!
King Louie: So, you’re the Man-cub. Crazy.
Mowgli: What do you want me for?
King Louie: Well, cousin, have a banana. How do we explain it, monkey brothers? Now give us
the secret, man-cub; teach us ev’ry rule. And you can be the master of our how-to-be-
a-man-cub school!
Grade 2 Rap:
All: You see it’s true hoo, hoo!
Group A: Woo-hoo, you see it’s true!
Group B: It’s true, you see, yee, yee!
All: An ape like me, hee, hee!
Group C: Tweedle-dee dee, ape like me, yeah, yeah!
Group D: can learn to be hu-hoo-man too, hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo!
All: Can learn to be someone like me, hee, hee, hee, hee!
Group A: Can learn to be, yeah, yeah!
Group B: hu-ooh-ohh –man, can be, tweedle-tweedle, dee!!
Group C: like someone, like …hu-uh-oh man can be, yeah, oh yeah!
All: Apes like us, can learn to be like hu-oh-oh-man, yo!
END OF Act 5
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Act 6: Escape from the Tigers
Soundtrack: King of the Jungle, Eye of the Tiger, and Roar
Shere Khan: Now I’m the king of the jungle, not some confounded ape!
Tiger 1: Observe his claws and from his paws no man-cub can escape.
Shere Khan: I could end this story right now, but that would be such a yawn.
Tiger 2: It’s much more fun to let him run
Shere Khan: from might me:
ALL: Shere Khan! Shere Khan! Shere Khan!? Roar!!!
Shere Khan: GGRRAAARRRRR!!(!
Tiger 3: Now…let’s see. Where can that little Man-cub be?
Tiger 4: Can he be…here???
Tiger 5: Surely someone saw something???
Shere Khan: He can’t hide forever, you know. And rest assured, Man-cub,
All: We’ll find you, wherever you are…GRRRAAARRRR!!!!
(All hide behind rocks, bushes and grasses)