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Alice in Wonderland & Hansel & Gretel – 2 x Monologues for 9 -11 Yrs

Name: Alice in Wonderland &amp; Hansel &amp; Gretel - 2 x Monologues for 9 -11 Yrs
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Alice in Wonderland:

by Lewis Carroll – Adapted for ScriptsandSketches.com

Alice is a little girl who disappears down a rabbit hole and gets transported into a bizarre, magical, higgledy-piggledy world of Wonderland where nothing is quite as it seems. She meets the CHESHIRE CAT, who appears to have a head and no body.

Hansel & Gretel:

By The Brothers Grimm – Adapted for ScriptsandSketches.com

HANSEL and his sister Gretel have wandered into the forest near their home. They suddenly realise that they are lost. As it is getting very late, they settle down to spend the night in the forest – hoping that they will be able to find their way out in the morning, or that someone will come to look for them.

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Alice in Wonderland:

CHESHIRE CAT: Good morning; or is it afternoon? Whichever it is, it’s good, don’t you think? Particularly from this tree. I came out to escape the pepper – gets into the fur – and the baby – dreadfully ugly and so noisy. Gracious me, there’s that girl again. The one who took the baby. Hasn’t got it now though.

Hansel and Gretel:

HANSEL: (Waking up and looking across at his sister) Gretel… Gretel… are you awake yet? (Shaking her) No… still fast asleep. You were very tired yesterday and I know how scared you were. (Looking around him) It’s still very dark in here, and the trees seem so tall… like giants’ fingers pointing to the sky. (Standing up slowly and stretching) I’m so stiff! I ache all over! (listening to the silence) It’s so quiet too. I can hear you breathing Gretel… and the odd rustle of leaves in the trees… but, nothing else at all.