Updated: 11 May 2019
A script which can be used during readers' theatre or Drama sessions, aimed at students 10 years and over.
Non-Editable: PDF
Pages: 3 Pages
Years: 5 - 6
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A script which can be used during readers' theatre or Drama sessions, aimed at students 10 years and over.
SCENE: A Hollywood awards ceremony. Two television presenters are interviewing some famous actors and a director on the red carpet.
ROLES (5): Nadia St Sloan (TV presenter), Karl Kogan (TV presenter), Chris Plunkett (movie star), Mandy Moon (movie star), John East (movie director)
READER AGES: 10 years and over
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