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MESSAGE FOR THE KING

A MUSICAL LOVE STORY

IINSPIRED BY THE MUSIC OF â€‹

BLACKMORE'S NIGHT

This musical love story is a Juke Box style play inspired by the music of Blackmore’s Night. It is set against the backdrop of captivating melodies that offer a distinctive mix of romanticism and mystique. The narrative follows a young man whose romantic encounter is interrupted when he is tasked with delivering a message to the castle. He engages in a heartfelt encounter with a King facing an enigmatic challenge stirring emotions of courage and compassion. The story culminates in a magical resolution that highlights the power of open-mindedness and change.

THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS FOR GUIDANCE AND INPUT IN COMPLETING THIS SCRIPT.

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Ken Wolf -         Artistic Director.  Manhattan Repertory Theatre. Script consultant

Jonathan Dorf - Los Angeles-based playwright, screenwriter, and script consultant,                                      Co-Chair of the Alliance of Los Angele

Lamar Hardy -   Script consultant, actor and coach

Micheal Fox-      Chief Operations Officer, Hale Centre Theater

Nathan Casper- Actor. Guide for a table reading

Samantha Casper- Voice Actor. Guide for a table reading

Ken Wolf -          Playwright reading room​

Musical Writers Academy.  Reading, Script formatting

Alexis Tracy.        Art work

Larry Burnett, Nick Casper. Assisting with music and lyrics

David Cork.   Sony theoretical licensing group

Dawn Young (my wife) thanks for the support and ideas in the development of this story

Blackmore's Night for recording such wonderful music

THE
BEEKEEPER'S DILEMMA

This drama portrays a father assisting his adult son in coping with the loss of his mother. The protagonist endeavors to place a beehive in her garden to honor her memory, with support from three local beekeepers—one man and two women. The intricacies of their relationships evolve throughout the narrative, culminating in a tragic conclusion. 

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Cast Needs

 

This production calls for 12 characters with speaking parts

3 female, 9 male

7 characters have singing requirements

An additional 8 extras / also dancers

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Ethnicity Requirements

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Diverse casting is preferred.

The only requirement is that Esmeralda is the same ethnicity as Elsa Beth.

 

Age Requirements

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Early 20’s;  Elsa Beth, Wilhelm, Henry, Village girl, Soldiers talking with Wilhelm.

30s – 40s;  Esmeralda, King, Prince of the north,

Older;  King of the North, Lord Mayor.

No age requirements;  Steward of the throne

 

Minimum Requirement for Table Read or Workshop

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2 Female, 4 male, stage directions.

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