PANTO

THE THREE LITTLE PIGS AND THE BIG BAD WOLF SCRIPT

NARRATOR: Once upon a time there were three little pigs.

PIG 1: You look friendly.

PIG 2: Hello!

PIG 3: I hope you like our story!

PIG 1: Welcome!

PIG 2: Do you like my plant?

PIG 3: Are you ready?

NARRATOR: The time came for the little pigs to leave their home and make their way in the world.

MOTHER  PIG : Goodbye my little ones. Be happy, but beware of the big bad wolf!

PIG 1: Can’t we just stay?

PIG 2: I just don’t feel like going.

PIG 3: Wow, what fun!

FATHER PIG: It’ll be nice to get a bit of peace and quiet.

PIG 2: But I’ve just finished decorating my room.

WOLF: Shh! Don’t tell them I’m here.

NARRATOR: The three little pigs went on their way.

PIG 2: I’m getting all dirty.

PIG 3: This is exciting!

PIG 1:-I wish we could have a rest.

           -How much farther?

           -I’m tired already.

           -I whis we could have a rest.

NARRATOR: The first little pig son found a piece of land and he quickly built himself a house made of Straw.

PIG 1: -Ouh! This is easy…

            -Ouh! I hope I don’t have hay fever…

            -Ouh! All done! Looks fine to me.

NARRATOR: The second little pig found a piece of land and she built herself a house made of sticks.

PIG 2: -Ouh! That’s a good start…

            -Ouh! Lalalala, I’ll have this ready soon…

            -Ouh! That’ll do!

            -What a pretty house I have!

            -Ouh! That’ll do!

            -Maybe I’ll have a party.

NARRATOR: The third little pig decided to build a house made of bricks. He worked hard and his house took a long time to build.

PIG 3: Ooof! These bricks are really heavy!...

RABBIT: How do you do?

PIG 3: -Ouh! I’m going to need some more cement...It’s my stay..

            -Ouh! that was hard work, but isn’t a great house!...

NARRATOR: The three little pigs lived happily in their three little houses…

PIG 2: I could  dance all day.

PIG 1: Phew, I’m tired.

PIG 3: Now where have I put my hammer?

NARRATOR: Until a big bad wolf arrived in the neighbourhood.

RABBIT: A Wolf in a van. Oh no! I´m scared.

WOLF: I wonder where I should stop for lunch?

NARRATOR: The wolf knocked at the door of the first little pig.

WOLF: Little pig,little pig, may I come in?

PIG 1: Not by the hair on my chinny chin chin!

WOLF: Then i´ll huff and i´ll puff and i´ll blow your house down.

NARRATOR: So the wolf huffed and he puffed and he blew the house down.

NARRATOR: And the little pig ran squealing to his sister´s house with the wolf racing after him.

PIG 1: I’m puffed

WOLF: I am getting very hungry

NARRATOR: The wolf knocked at the door of the second little pig

WOLF: Little pig, little pig, may I come in?

PIG 2: Not by the hair on my chinny chin chin!

WOLF: Then I’ll huff and I’ll puff and I’ll blow your house down.

NARRATOR: So the wolf huffed and he puffed and he blew the house down.

PIG 2: After all that work!

PIG 1: What can we do now?

NARRATOR: And the little pigs ran squealing to their brother’s house with the wolf racing after them.

PIG 1: He’s getting closer!

WOLF: I’m looking forward to my lunch!

NARRATOR: The wolf knocked at the door of the third little pig.

WOLF: Little pig, little pig, may I come in?

PIG 3: Not by the hair on my chinny chin chin!

WOLF: Them I’ll huff and I’ll puff and I’ll blow your house down.

NARRATOR: So the wolf huffed and puffed, and the huffed and he puffed, but the brick house didn’t fall down.

PIG 1: I’m scared!

NARRATOR: The wolf was angry and he was HUNGRY.

PIG 2: Now what do we do?

NARRATOR:  He climbed up onto the roof and squashed himself into the chimney.

WOLF: I am really hungry now!

PIG 1: Listen to his big feet.

PIG 2 : He’s getting higher

WOLF: I’ll eat all three of you!

SPIDER : Hi everyone.

WOLF: I’ll get you little pigs.

             I’ll eat all three of you!

NARRATOR: When the third little pig heard the wolf’s big geet on the roof, he boiled a big put of water.

PIG 3:  Let’s get this water nice and hot.

PIG 1:  Are you sure this will work?

PIG 2: Careful! That’s hot.

NARRATOR: Just as the wolf was sliding down into the fireplace, the little pig pulled the lid off the pot. In dropped the wolf.

PIG 3: That’s taught him a lesson

PIG 2: Poor old wolfy.

PIG 1: That Wolf didn’t scare me.

PIG 3: Take that! Ha ha ha!

NARRATOR: He burned his bottom very badly and ran howling down the road.

WOLF: I’ll be back!

NARRATOR: And the three Little pigs lived happily ever after.

PIG 1: Pass the ball to me.

PIG 3: I’ll make lunch in five minutes.

RABBIT: I wonder if they’ll let me stay here with them.

PIG 2: This is fun.

PIG 1: I’m ready for another nap.