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Characters: King, Queen, Prince, Princess, Robber, Bear, Sparrow, Cuckoo, Mouse, Horse, Oak, Throne, Sun, Window, Curtain.
If there are quite a lot of people present, then you can add additional roles: Bees, Breeze, Trouble, Horizon, Barrel of Honey, Rays.
After the roles are distributed, the presenter explains the conditions for presentation and participation. The actors must play their roles, focusing on what the presenter will read. The most interesting thing is that the artists will not know the content of the production in advance, and all their actions will be completely improvised at their discretion. The presenter’s task is to give the artists the opportunity to take certain poses depicting the actions that the presenter calls. In the text, such necessary pauses will be indicated by ellipses.

So, let's begin our performance, consisting of five actions.

RESCUE OF THE PRINCESS
Act one

THE CURTAIN opens... There is a spreading OAK tree on the stage... A light BREEZE blows its leaves... Small birds - SPARROW and CUCKOO - flutter around the tree... the birds chirp..., occasionally they sit on branches to clean the feathers... A BEAR waddled past... He was dragging a BARREL of WITH HONEY and waved away the BEES... A gray vole MOUSE was digging a hole under the OAK... THE SUN slowly rose above the crown of the OAK, spreading its RAYS in different directions... THE CURTAIN is closing...

Act two

THE CURTAIN opens... There is a THRONE on the stage... THE KING enters... THE KING stretches... walks to the WINDOW. Having opened the WINDOW wide, he looks around... He wipes the traces left by the birds from the WINDOW... He sits on the THRONE in thought... The PRINCESS appears with the step of a light doe... She throws herself on the KING's neck..., kisses him... and they sit together on the THRONE... And at this time A BIGGER is prowling under the WINDOW... He is contemplating a plan to capture the PRINCESS... THE PRINCESS sits down at the WINDOW... THE BIGGER grabs her and takes her away... THE CURTAIN closes...

Act three

THE CURTAIN opens... There is a TURN on the stage... THE QUEEN sobs on the KING's shoulder... THE KING wipes away a stingy tear... and rushes about like a tiger in a cage... THE PRINCE appears... The KING and QUEEN vividly describe the kidnapping of the princess... They stomp their feet... THE QUEEN falls at the feet of the PRINCE and begs to save his daughter ... THE PRINCE swears to find his beloved... He whistles to his faithful HORSE..., jumps on him... and rushes away... THE CURTAIN closes...

Act four

THE CURTAIN opens... A spreading OAK tree stands on the stage... A light BREEZE blows its leaves... Small birds - SPARROW and CUCKOO - sleep on a branch... Under the OAK tree, lounging, lies a BEAR... THE BEAR sucks its paw... Occasionally dips it into a BARREL OF HONEY... The back paw... But here a terrible noise disturbs the peace and quiet. It is the BRIEF who is dragging the PRINCESS... The animals run away in horror... THE BRIEF ties the PRINCESS to the OAK... SHE cries and begs for mercy... But then the PRINCE appears on his dashing HORSE... A fight ensues between the PRINCE and the BIGGER... With one short blow, the PRINCE defeats the BIGGER... THE BIGGER under the OAK gives oak... THE PRINCE unties his beloved from the OAK... Having placed the PRINCESS on a HORSE... he jumps on himself... And they rush to the palace... THE CURTAIN closes...

Act five

THE CURTAIN opens... On the stage, the KING and QUEEN are waiting for the return of the newlyweds at the open WINDOW... THE SUN has already set behind the HORIZON... And then PARENTS see in the WINDOW the familiar silhouettes of a PRINCE and PRINCESS on a HORSE... PARENTS jump out into the yard... CHILDREN fall at the feet of their PARENTS... and ask for blessings... They bless them and begin to prepare for the wedding... THE CURTAIN closes...

We invite all artists to take a bow.

Fairytale performance

Roles: Curtain, Throne, Princess, Prince, Kiss, Window, Dragon, Dragon Heads, Dragon Tail, Horse, Clouds, Sun, Trees, Wind.

The curtain opens...

Castle. In the palace, a Princess sits on the Throne... A handsome Prince enters... Sends an Air Kiss to the Princess... They begin to be polite... At this time, an evil Dragon flies into the Window... with three Heads and an orgome Tail..., grabs The princess... and flies away... The prince sets off to save the bride... Saddles up his Horse... and rushes like an arrow to the Dragon's cave... Clouds cover the sun..., Trees creak alarmingly..., The wind knocks the Horse off his feet ... and prevents the Prince from approaching the cave... The Dragon appears... Its three Heads spew out flames and smoke... The battle begins... The Prince cuts off the first Head..., the second and the third... The Dragon's body fights in convulsions..., The tail shakes from side to side... The Princess runs out..., trips over the Tail... and almost falls... The Prince picks her up... They kiss... The tail continues to swing...

The curtain is closing...

Sketch game Turnip

Seven players-characters from the fairy tale Repka take part. The presenter distributes roles.
The 1st player will be the turnip. When the leader says the word "turnip", the player must say "Oba-na".
The 2nd player will be the grandfather. When the presenter says the word “grandfather,” the player must say “I would kill.”
The 3rd player will be grandma. When the leader says the word "grandmother", the player must say "Oh-oh."
The 4th player will be the granddaughter. When the leader says the word "granddaughter", the player must say "I'm not ready yet."
The 5th player will be the Bug. When the leader says the word "Bug", the player must say "Woof-woof".
The 6th player will be the cat. When the presenter says the word "cat", the player must say "Meow-meow".
The 7th player will be the mouse. When the presenter says the word "mouse", the player must say "Pee-pee".

The game begins, the presenter tells a fairy tale, and the players voice it.

“Grandfather planted (2nd player: “I would kill”) a turnip (1st player: “Both-on”). The turnip grew big - very big. Grandfather came to pull the turnip, he pulled and pulled, but couldn’t pull it out. Grandfather called grandmother Grandma for grandpa, grandpa for the turnip, they pull and pull, they can’t pull it out..."

Turnip 2

Roles and their description:
Turnip - at every mention of it, he raises his hands above his head in a ring and says: “Both-on.”
Grandfather rubs his hands and says: “Well, well.”
The grandmother waves her fist at the grandfather and says: “I would kill him.”
The granddaughter rests her hands on her sides and says: “I’m ready.”
Bug - "Woof-woof."
Cat - "Pshsh-meow."
Mouse - "Pee-pee-scat."
The sun stands on a chair and looks, and as the story progresses, he moves to the other side of the “stage.”

In the same way, you can play the fairy tales Teremok, Kolobok, etc.

Cabbage soup

Roles:
the pan is grimacing,
meat - smiles contentedly,
potato - holds his fingers like a fan, moves them and laughs,
cabbage - looks melancholy at those around him, not sharing the general excitement,
carrot - jumping with figurines on his hands,
onion - looks angry, smug and pinches everyone,
quick with fat - hisses when addressed,
the refrigerator opens its doors cordially and generously,
tap water - depicts something malicious and vile,
the hostess is an absent-minded but charming woman.

When all the players have taken their poses and facial expressions, the presenter begins to read the text:
One day the housewife found a saucepan,
She decided to cook cabbage soup in it.
I poured water from the tap into it,
I let the meat in and lit the fire.
I wanted to grate carrots,
That fig turned up - it’s disgusting to look at.
The owner decided to clean it,
Carrot cursed: “Again, it’s mine!”
Carrots should be kept in the refrigerator
She won't even think of offending you.
The hostess took up the potatoes then.
After all, cabbage soup with carrots is not a problem at all.
The potatoes in the basket were alive in the oven.
The potatoes were covered with sprouts, and all
She shrank as if she were fifty years old.
The hostess looked, she felt sad,
She had never heard of cabbage soup without potatoes.
The hostess took out cabbage forks.
The sight of cabbage made her sad.
Cabbage, potatoes, carrots - trouble.
The hostess couldn’t even dream about cabbage soup.
But the bow she forgot about
(I kept it in a box on the balcony)
He lay there and his orange side glowed,
He was proud that he was the only one preserved.
And now it is crumbled, fried, salted,
They throw it into the pan, I’m pleased with myself.
And let the dinner with cabbage soup fail,
But the onion soup turned out delicious!

Fried eggs

Roles: a hot frying pan that throws all the time, butter - soft, lazy and cowardly, a kitchen door - looks at everything and evaluates, water - melancholic and good-natured. All other guests will be eggs.

"Marishka got hungry. She went into the kitchen to fry some eggs. She took a frying pan, eggs, and looked in the refrigerator for something else. She couldn’t find it. She didn’t know what she needed, but she knew the oil and hid it. Mariska heated up the frying pan and splashed eggs on it. It smelled bad, the eggs began to writhe, turn black, and burn. The frying pan went wild, and began to throw all the hot eggs around Marishka. She screamed and ran to the water.

Propaganda performance

The presenter goes on an improvised stage and announces: “We bring to your attention the propaganda performance “Saving the Red Star Armored Train.”

Act one Characters (come out one at a time and line up in a semicircle): Anka the machine gunner, a wounded sailor, V.I. Lenin, Red Commissar Dobrov, White Guard Lieutenant Sliznyakov, guard dog Brave, switchman, fireman and armored train driver.
The participants take a dramatic pause and say in unison: “Due to the armored train being sent for repairs, the performance is cancelled.”
This is followed by a general bow and applause.

Bedtime story.

Don't live the way you want.

Characters:

1.King.
2. Princess.
3. Leo
4. Cat.
5. Robber 1-2 people.
6. Servant.

In one kingdom there lived a king. Dressed in purple and ermine, he sat importantly on the throne, and kept repeating: “Ah, it’s not easy to be a king!” This is a very important mission."
The king had a daughter - a beautiful princess. She sat in the castle and was bored all the time. Her only entertainment was singing and playing the harpsichord (song 4 from The Bremen Town Musicians).
- Aren’t you a prince on a white horse? – she asked the passing riders. - When will he appear? - and she sighed heavily - Oh! I'm so tired of waiting...
- Ah! It's not easy being a king! - the king answered her, immersed in his thoughts.
One day, when the princess was looking out the window, as usual, a robber drove by. He had long dreamed of taking possession of the crown of the stupid king:
- I am not me, the crown will be mine!
- Aren’t you a prince on a white horse? – asked the princess.
- I! – the robber realized that, having kidnapped the princess, he could demand a ransom from the king. - I! - he repeated.
-Will you pick me up?
The robber, without thinking for a long time, grabbed the princess, threw a bag over her head and galloped into the forest where the robber’s lair was located.
- A! - the princess shouted.
- Ah! - exclaimed the stupid king. - It's not easy to be a king. Servants!
The most agile of the servants, John, came running to the king's cry.
- Calm only calm! “Everything is elementary and simple,” he reassured the king.
- My daughter has been kidnapped! In the forest she will be torn to pieces by terrible lions! Oh! It's not easy being a king! Half the kingdom and the hand of the princess to the one who frees her,” His Majesty became generous.
John collected a small bundle, took his faithful cat, who always helped him cope with troubles, and took his leave.
“Let everyone into the castle and not let anyone out,” John gave his last instructions and set off.
The robber's lair was guarded by a terrible lion. He was very lonely because the forest animals were afraid of him and did not want to have anything to do with him.
John whispered to the cat to make friends with the lion.
- Easy, master.
While the cat and the lion were establishing contacts, John made his way into the hut to the robbers. He thought that he needed to save the princess, but what did he see when he opened the door?..
The princess sat on a chair and ordered the robber:
- If you are a prince, then you must read poetry to me, talk about your love, perform feats for me. Fight a lion, for example. Besides, I need a new dress, this one is already worn out.
- I just made it up! Better sweep the floor. I took the hostess into the house, not a talking radio.
-Ah well! – the princess grabbed a broom and began to beat it on the robber’s back.
- Guard! Save! - shouted the robber. And he ran out of the hut.
John also wanted to escape before he got hit, but it was too late. The princess saw him.
- And here is my savior! Wonderful! How long have I been waiting for you... - and she fainted right into John’s arms.
Apparently he was destined to serve all his life. First to the stupid king, and then to his daughter. John didn't know whether to laugh or cry. There’s nothing to do but leave a person in a semi-fainting state alone in the forest. And the king’s word is the law, since he promised half the kingdom and the princess’s hand in addition, he must keep his word. And John must follow orders and not object.
That’s the end of the fairy tale, and well done to those who listened.

Theater – Impromptu.

Characters:

Trees,
Path,
Prince,
Wind,
Horse,
Robber,
Princess,
Hut.

Dark night. Forest. The wind howls. Trees sway in the wind. A path goes off into the distance between the trees. A prince gallops along the path on his faithful horse. He jumps and jumps and jumps, tired, galloping. Get off your horse. He makes his way between the swaying trees, and the path goes further and further into the distance until it is completely out of sight (“Chao” is the voice of the path).
The prince looked around and saw a hut standing on one leg. He knocked on the hut:
- Knock-knock, who lives in the little house, who lives in the low one?
“He also found me a little mansion,” the hut was offended, “by the way, I’m a hut on one leg, an ordinary one, and my dimensions are standard.” I’m not inviting you to come inside: a robber is visiting me now, and he’ll soon return from hunting. Come back another time.
The prince was amazed; he had never seen such talkative huts before. He hid behind the trees and began to wait for the robber. Like all princes, the desire for exploits and adventure was in his blood.
The wind howled, the trees swayed, the path went into the distance and could not go away. And the prince sat near the hut, having tied his horse nearby, and waited.
Suddenly he sees a robber and a princess sneaking towards the hut from different directions.
“Either they are meeting secretly, or a battle is planned,”
Rubbing his hands, the prince whispered.
Without looking at each other, the robber and the princess entered the hut; out of surprise they ran into each other, hit their foreheads and fell to the floor.
- A-ah-ah! - the princess shouted.
- A-a-a! – the prince shouted in fear.
And the robber was in such shock from all this that he fainted.
The prince, having come to his senses, ran into the hut and, not quite understanding what was happening, caught the falling robber.
“I thought princesses weren’t so heavy,” he concluded in surprise.
- I'm here! – the princess waved her hands in front of him and jumped up so that he would finally notice her.
“Oh,” the prince was embarrassed.
He threw the robber to the floor, took the princess by the hand, and justice was restored.
The princess agreed to do anything to restore her reputation and get out of the forest as quickly as possible.
They tied up the robber, put him on a faithful horse and slowly walked along the path: “Here you go!” All kinds of people will walk all over me! – the path became indignant and went further and further, hiding behind the trees. Well, okay, just left the forest.
The trees were swaying. The wind howled. It was a dark night. In the middle of the forest, now on one leg, now on the other, there stood a hut, waiting for lost travelers to come to their light.
That’s the end of the fairy tale, and whoever listened, well done.

A fairy tale is a game for the little ones.

Start telling the story as usual. Having reached the place where Kolobok meets the hare, spread your arms and say: “What about the hare? There is no hare..."
The first task is to find the hidden hare.
Let's tell the tale further. Kolobok meets a wolf. We draw a wolf with our fingers on two sheets of paper using watercolors.
“And a bear will meet him...” We prepare the bear using cotton wool, whatman paper, scissors and glue. You can dress someone up if you have a fur coat or brown clothes. Then you can make a mask out of paper.
At the end of the Russian fairy tale, Kolobok dies. And in our fairy tale he can be saved. The guests help him escape from the fox by pushing the ball (Kolobok) with his head.

Tale about a kitten.

Kitty
Magpies
piece of paper
Wind
Porch
Sun
Puppy
Rooster
Chicken

Today the kitten went outside for the first time from the house. It was a warm summer morning. The sun scattered its rays in all directions. The kitten sat down on the porch and began to squint in the sun. Suddenly his attention was attracted by 2 magpies that flew in and sat on the fence. The kitten slowly climbed down from the porch and began to sneak up on the birds. The kitten jumped high. But the magpies flew away. It didn't work out. The kitten began to look around in search of new adventures. A light breeze was blowing. He was pushing a piece of paper along the ground. The paper rustled loudly. The kitten grabbed her. Scratched it a little. He took a bite and, not finding anything interesting in it, let it go. The piece of paper flew away, blown by the wind. And then the kitten saw a rooster. Raising his legs high, he walked importantly around the yard. Then he stopped. He flapped his wings. And he sang his sonorous song. Chickens rushed to the rooster from all sides. Without hesitation, the kitten rushed towards them and grabbed one chicken by the tail. But she pecked the kitten on the nose so painfully that he screamed a heart-rending cry and ran back to the porch. Here a new danger awaited him. The neighbor's puppy barked loudly at the kitten. And then he tried to bite him. The kitten hissed loudly in response, released its claws and hit the puppy in the face with its paw. The puppy whined pitifully and ran away.
The kitten felt like a winner, he began to lick the wound inflicted by the chicken. Then he scratched his hind paw behind his ear, stretched out on the porch at his full height and fell asleep.
Thus ended the kitten’s first acquaintance with the street.

Fairy tale.

Queen
King
Prince
Robber
Princess
Bear
Sparrow
Cuckoo
Mouse
Horse
Oak
Throne
Sun
Breeze
Window
A curtain

The curtain opens. There was a spreading oak tree in a wide field. A light breeze blew through its leaves. Small sparrow and cuckoo birds flutter around the tree, chirp, and every now and then sit on oak branches to clean their feathers. A bear waddled past, carrying a barrel of honey and swatting away the bees. The sun slowly rose above the crown of the tree, scattering its rays in different directions. The curtain closes.

The curtain opens. And at this time, in his kingdom, on the throne, the king was sitting. Stretching, he went to the window and looked around. He wiped the marks from the window. Left behind by the sparrow and the cuckoo. In thought, he sits on the throne. The princess appeared. She threw herself on her father’s neck, kissed him and sat down on the throne with him. A robber was making his way under the window, looking around. When the princess sat down by the window, the robber quickly grabbed her and dragged her to his lair, which was located near an abandoned old oak tree.
The queen mother is crying, the king father is crying. The princess's lover, the prince, appears. The Queen throws herself at his feet. The prince bows and goes in search of the princess.

A curtain.

The oak tree was still swaying in the wind, and the sparrows and cuckoos were alarmed and chirping loudly. The bear ate a barrel of honey, lay down under a tree and fell asleep, sucking his hind paw. The robber tied the princess to an oak tree. But then the prince appeared on his dashing horse, he fell, unable to stay in the saddle, and straight onto the robber. A fight ensued. One hit. And the robber under the oak tree gave the oak. Having placed the princess on a horse, the prince sat down himself, and they rode to the castle.
The king and queen were waiting for them at the window.
-Where have you been, you dissolute daughter? We're worried! - the father-king shouted at her, pressed the prince and princess to him, kissed them both.
- The robber is dead, only you remain, young man. Get married! – the queen joined the hands of the young people and the ending was a foregone conclusion.

In the village of Kantimirovka.

Wind
Tree
Rooster
Dogs
Chickens
Aibolit
Pig
Parrot
Woodpeckers

Night. The village of Kantimirovka is quiet. The wind howls. An old willow tree stands swaying. The rooster crowed. The dogs immediately started barking. The chickens clucked in response. Someone's footsteps were heard. Doctor Aibolit is sitting in his room. Grunting affectionately, the pig enters the room and lies down at Aibolit’s feet. He scratches her belly and she squeals with pleasure. A parrot mutters something in a hissing whisper in its sleep. The silence is broken by woodpeckers, who continually knock on the tree growing under the window. The rooster looked through the doctor's window, saw a grunting pig, considered that his feathers also deserved attention, he, crowing, flew through the open window into the room and settled down on the other side.

The disappearance of the rooster alarmed the entire chicken coop. The chickens, clucking alarmedly, rushed to look for him.

The wind howled, woodpeckers knocked on the swaying willow, the parrot grumbled in its sleep, and the doctor fell asleep in his chair, surrounded by a pig, a rooster and chickens. It’s night in Kantimirovka.

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Creative tasks for theater studio in kindergarten and primary school

"CHICKEN RYABA"

THEATER – EXPROMT (text read by an adult)
Once upon a time there lived a grandfather (replica) and Baba (replica). And they had Chicken Ryaba (replica). The chicken laid it down (replica) Testicle (replica)- not a simple one, but a golden egg (replica). Grandfather (replica) beat and beat, did not break. Woman (replica) beat and beat, did not break. A Mouse (replica) ran, waved her tail... Egg (replica indignantly) rolled, fell and broke. Grandfather crying, Baba (sobbing, says his line) The chicken is crying and (replica) clucks. "Don't cry, Grandfather (replica), don't cry, Baba (replica), I'll lay you another Testicle (replica offended). Not golden, but simple.” And from then on the Ryaba Hen became (replica) every day an egg (another egg runs out and says the line: And I’m with a surprise!) carry. Or even two (the second egg runs out: Me too!), or even three (another one runs out: Yes, we are all here with surprises!). But there were no gold ones among them anymore.
All the artists come out to bow.

"KOLOBOK"

TEXT
Once upon a time there lived an old man (replica) with the Old Woman (replica). Once upon a time the Old Woman (replica) broomed the barn, scraped the bottom of the barrel, kneaded the dough, baked Kolobok (replica) and put it on the window to cool. Tired of Kolobok (replica) lie on the window and he rolled from the windowsill - onto the rubble, from the rubble - onto the porch, from the porch - onto the path...
Rolling, rolling Kolobok (replica), and a Hare meets him (replica). Kolobok sang (replica) song and rolled on, only the Hare (replica offended) I saw him.
Rolling, rolling Kolobok (replica), and the Wolf meets him (replica). Kolobok sang (replica) song and rolled on, only the Wolf (replica) I saw him.
Rolling, rolling Kolobok (replica), and Bear meets him (replica in bass). Kolobok sang (replica) song and rolled on, only the Bear (replica) I saw him.
Rolling, rolling Kolobok (replica), and Fox meets him (replica). Kolobok sang (replica) a song, and while I was singing, Fox (replica, rubbing paws) she quietly crept up and ate it.
This is where the fairy tale ends. Who watched - well done!

"TEREMOK"

Text(adult reads, pausing for remarks)

Stands in the Teremok field (replica), he is neither short nor tall. Here across the field-field Mouse (replica) she runs, runs and knocks on the Teremok. And the Mouse became (replica) live.
Stands in the Teremok field (replica), he is neither short nor tall. Here across the field-field Frog (replica) runs, ran closer and knocks. The mouse looked out (replica) and began to call the Frog to her (replica) live together.
Stands in the Teremok field (replica), he is neither short nor tall. Here's a Hedgehog across the field (replica) runs, he ran to the door and knocks. And the mouse became (replica) yes Frog (replica) call for (waving their paws) Hedgehog to his place (replica) live together.
Stands in the Teremok field (replica), he is neither short nor tall. Here above the Rook field (replica important) flies, lands near the door and knocks. And the mouse became (replica), Frog (replica) yes Hedgehog (replica) call Rook to you (replica) live together.
Stands in the Teremok field (replica), he is neither short nor tall. Here, across the field, Donkey (replica) goes, he came to the door and knocked.. And the Mouse began (replica), Frog (replica), Hedgehog (replica) yes Rook (replica) invite Donkey to live with you.
Stands in the Teremok field (replica), he is neither short nor tall. There's a Bear across the field (replica) wanders, he came to the door and roars.. The Mouse got scared (replica scared), Frog (replica scared), Hedgehog (replica scared), Rrach (replica scared) and Donkey (replica scared) and they jumped out of Teremok (replica scared). A Bear (replica) climbed onto the roof (hugged Teremok by the shoulders) and crushed Teremok (replica in chorus and dying voice).
That's the end of the fairy tale! Every viewer is well done!
The actors take their bows

Staging a fairy tale for a cheerful company will make a holiday party or corporate event extremely interesting. People simply delight in scenes that contain humor.

Assigning roles can be hilarious!

It is very important that the staging of a fairy tale for a cheerful company brings a stream of emancipation and rapprochement between the participants to the event. The main thing here will be how the roles will be distributed in the scene. Of course, one should take into account the capabilities of amateur actors, their age, build and appearance. But sometimes it makes sense to start from the opposite. For example, staging a fairy tale for a cheerful company of role-players can become one of the points of irony. This happens when a character named Big Guy is played by a thin teenage girl, the little goat from “The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids” is played by a fifty-year-old physical education teacher, a feisty hunter with a gun is played by a young slender woman with a painted mustache and goatee.

An old fairy tale in a new way

Today, staging a fairy tale for a cheerful company in a new way has become relevant. A story that has long been known to everyone, into which a modern meaning is introduced, is almost always perceived by viewers with great interest. You can leave only the characters and the beginning of the plot the same in the scene, changing the entire course of events. Or you can make the dramatization of a fairy tale for a cheerful company gain additional meaning. For example, if in “Cinderella” you come up with a continuation, when the poor girl who married the prince does not live a happy, carefree life, but becomes a powerless freeloader, the property of a rich man. And the dramatization of a fairy tale for the cheerful company “Kolobok” makes viewers think about how important it is to raise children correctly, without relying only on their parents’ boundless love. And the story of Little Red Riding Hood, written after the wedding of a girl and a representative from a criminal environment, can become an excellent illustration of modern misalliance.

Preparing costumes for the performance

Regardless of whether a fairy tale is being staged for a cheerful group of children or adults, stage outfits play a paramount role. Therefore, this part of the preparation of the performance should be taken extremely seriously. Masks, makeup, actors' hairstyles, attributes, little things are important here almost as much as the words of the characters in the play themselves.

For example, for the mother goat from the fairy tale “The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats,” in addition to an apron trimmed with ruffles, a basket and a kokoshnik, you can make two cool ponytails from her hair that will imitate horns. And the wolf, in addition to the mask-cap, should carefully consider the style of clothing. If the character of the gray predator is romantic, if he portrays a lover, then a white shirt with a bow tie and a bouquet of flowers in his hands will be quite appropriate to create this image. But in the case when the wolf is stupid, rude and slack in the plot, he can dress in the style of a regional gopnik - tights and plastic flip-flops, worn with contrasting colored socks, are very suitable for him.

The beginning of dramatized fairy tales

It might be interesting to stage a fairy tale for a cheerful company for the New Year about a goat with kids and a wolf. Moreover, this option is relevant with the onset of 2015, when a sheep or goat will become a symbol. The beginning of any dramatization can be reminiscent of the beginning of Roe's fairy tales, when a painted window opens and the grandmother-storyteller appears. She begins the story with her folk dialect.

A wolf, a goat and seven kids, or How a goat found its happiness

Storyteller:

We are the goat and the kids
Here we will play you in a new way!
...Our goat, the beauty,
There were countless of those little goats!

Maybe she just liked the process so much,
Or maybe she tried, intentionally
Increase demographics... Only
We can’t answer you for sure.

And if you ask us: “How many are there
Were there any of those kids?" - "Seven, approximately."
Every morning mother goat
I counted them...

Goat:

… “Brauyan, Wise Man,
Veselchak, Fidget, Rosette,
Beautiful, big guy!

(The kids run out, each in their own way, bowing to the audience.)

We will conduct a lesson with you -
Everyone should definitely know!
Who is this, kids? - shows a picture with a wolf. - This…

All the kids in chorus:

Goat:

He clicks his teeth...

Goat:

If he caresses, he...

Scoundrel!

Goat:

I wish I could squeeze the scoundrel...

Wolf(overhearing them in the bushes, he begins to howl):

How annoying and disgusting I am...
I'm tired of scaring everyone!
Don't you really see it,
What good am I? And scold

Stop me, please!
I...

(The goat notices him and moves towards him, clenching his fists and shaking them.)

(The Wolf retreats first, then falls to his knees in front of the Goat.)

I'm looking for you!

Goat(embarrassed, flirts with the Wolf):

Well, I don’t even know, really...
Do you have the right?
No, I'm not mad at you,
But I would...marry a goat...

Sorry, Gray Wolf!
Misalliance... Is there any sense in it?

Wolf:

Okay, dear friend!
Let's stop digging into our souls.
Let's have a better drink! Where's the mug?
Afterwards you can chat.

(The wolf raises his glass)

Happy New Year! Glasses for everyone
Let them pour the champagne!
With new happiness! Goats? Wolves?
Wolf goats drink too!

(The Wolf gives the filled glass to the Goat.)

Goat:

Oh thanks! The gentleman is so gallant!

Wolf(answers meaningfully):

I still have other talents...

Goat(asks the gentleman, clearly flirting with him):

Wolf:

Well, I may or may not sing,
And I may or may not eat.

Goat:

Let's have a competition:
“Who will eat the salad faster?” - competition.
Just - mind you! - no hands and no equipment!
Who's ready? Here, no talking!

Competitions and games during performances

By inviting audiences to take part in the action, performers increase their interest and stimulate activity. However, competitions and games should be held organically, without delays. Therefore, it is so important to prepare all the attributes in advance; you can even warn some guests present at the event that they will have to take part in the competition. After all, if there are no people willing to leave the hall, the plot thread of the performance may be interrupted.

Continuation of the play “The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats”

After the competition, you should turn to the fairy tale again. So, while the participants compete with each other, the Wolf and the Goat talk in whispers, both are clearly pleased with each other. And then the kids appear.

Big guy(steps on the couple, says menacingly):

Who is this, mom?

Goat(answers his son embarrassedly, looking enthusiastically at his chosen one):

It's a Wolf!

Brawler:

He clicks his teeth...

Goats(in unison):

Rosette:

If he caresses...

Goats(in unison):

"Scoundrel!"

Veselchak:

I wish I could squeeze the scoundrel...

Goats(in unison):

Goat:

Friends! I'll tell you a secret:
Sometimes we give love to goats.
After all, even a wolf, no matter how he behaves,
At heart, perhaps, he’s a complete goat!

Wolf:

I don’t know, have I been insulted here just now?
Or maybe they praised...
But I’m ready to give advice for lovely ladies:
You give love not only to goats!

And let all people - brown-eyed, blue-eyed -
From now on you will never be lonely!
Let your wallet be full to capacity
Representatives of any gender!

May success follow each of you!
And light flows from the eyes with joy!
Let's drink to that, gentlemen!
Will you support me?...

Hall(in unison):

Dramatization of a fairy tale for a cheerful company without words

Pantomime at a festival can become an exciting competition both in a children's group and in the company of adults. There are two options here.

Such a performance can be offered to a group of people of any age. For example, the author reads “Kolobok”, maybe even in a new way. And the task for the participants is to show every word of the text as clearly as possible. Such a dramatization of a fairy tale for a cheerful company of children will be both funny and exciting. The actors improvise with humor, showing with their hands and facial expressions, as a grandfather shows that he wants to eat, that a holiday is coming, and at home he’s going to roll like a ball. And the old woman explains to him that the lazy man was lying on the stove, so there is not a crumb of food in the house.

Pantomime based on a given fairy-tale plot, which is unknown to the viewer

Here comes another task, this time for the guests - to guess what story the amateur artists are telling with their gestures. In both cases, the actors do not wear costumes, so it is quite difficult to guess what exactly they are representing.

“Kolobok” for a wedding is cool!

A Russian folk tale can act as a humorous dramatization of a fairy tale for a cheerful group at a wedding. For example, the well-known “Kolobok”, but played in a new way, may well delight all the guests and newlyweds. True, the scriptwriters will have to try hard and turn the bread product into a child who should be raised properly. And since not all parents succeed in this, the fairy tale will become not only funny, but also instructive.

With a fairy tale it is easy to understand the main truths

Children understand life's axioms more easily when they are presented in a form accessible to their age - this is what a fairy tale is. "The Three Little Pigs" is always received with delight by children, because in this work good triumphs over evil. And the text is clear and easy to remember. Therefore, even the smallest artists can stage this fairy tale. Although there may be plot options here too.

For example, you can make a wolf not evil, but kind, but very lonely, who comes to the piglets in order to treat them to cake. But the brothers have already heard enough scary stories about evil predators and don’t believe him. In the end, the wolf will still make friends with the piglets, and they will dance a cheerful dance together. The moral of this story should be that you shouldn't put labels on everyone, you shouldn't believe everything that people say, because sometimes people can tell each other false information.