Robin
Hood
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ArtReach's Robin Hood is a small or medium cast one act play for young audiences. Hilarious comedy draws children into the action, laughing all the way. With funny characters and lots of audience participation, this innovative version of Robin Hood has been performed by theatres and schools all over the world. Suitable for mainstage or touring; professional or student performers.
Robin
Hood - Playscript for Young Audiences
Lake-Sumter State College - Promise Productions
Snow Globe Festival of Children's Theatre,
Edmonton, AB Canada
Robin Hood and his Merry Friends of Sherwood take your young audience on a fun-filled adventure as they steal from the rich and give to the poor.
"Robin Hood is fast paced, imaginative, action-packed and over-the-top hilarious!
You won’t want to blink an eye!"
Promise Productions, Edmonton
Script for
Middle Schools, High Schools, Touring
Wayne State University, Hilberry
Theatre MI - Lake-Sumter
State College, Sumterville FL
The Bold Little John, the reckless Friar Tuck and the ruthless Sheriff of Nottingham. Young and old participate throughout the performance, becoming members of Robin's rowdy band and even competitors in a high stakes archery tournament.
“The audience will be transported to Sherwood Forest in the 12th Century and be dazzled by boisterous performances, swashbuckling battles and true love.”
Artistic Director Jesse Merz, Hilberry Theatre, Detroit, MI"Robin Hood is so funny kids will really enjoy it!"
Boisterous Characters Prince John, Little John, Friar Tuck!
Wayne State University, Hilberry Theatre, Detroit - Lake-Sumter State College, Sumterville FL"This play is so entertaining - it's really written well - it moves really fast, with lots of good jokes, physical comedy and audience interaction. We are having a great time in rehearsals. The actors are having a blast. Kids and parents alike will really enjoy this production!"
Dr. Aaron Scully, Professor, Division of Theatre and Dance at UCM
"The
largest English-speaking theatre in continental Europe!"
The English
Theatre Frankfurt
"We’re super excited to premiere our newest Play for Young Audiences! We will be debuting “Robin Hood” by Kathryn Schultz Miller. The legend of Robin Hood wonderfully exemplifies the virtues of justice, fair play, generosity, and compassion that are essential qualities of being human."
Daniel Nicolai, Artistic and Executive Director, The English Theatre Frankfurt"Robin & The Merry Men fight the good fight in Germany."
The English Theatre Frankfurt
"This play is so entertaining - it's really written well."
University of Central Missouri (UCM) Repertory Theatre (CMR) - Shakesperience Productions, CTEasily adapted for larger or smaller cast. Robin Hood is the product of a joint commission by Pacific Conservatory of the Performance Arts (PCPA, Santa Maria CA) and Shakesperience Productions, Inc. (Naugatuck CT).
"Robin Hood is so funny and kids will really enjoy it! Robin is a man of many disguises. He plays a beggar and a court jester. This is a participation play where audience members will be selected to take part in different scenes."
Melissa Scott, Limestone College, Gaffney, SC
"Timeless
Tale! Swashbuckling Bravery!"
Shakesperience Productions, CT -
Hilberry Theatre, MI - Gaslight Theatre, CA
"Fast
paced, imaginative, action-packed."
Shakesperience Productions, Robin
Hood, School Tour
Producers, this play for young audiences requires few sets and costumes, everything you need fits in your touring van.
“Robin Hood” by Kathryn Schultz Miller blends the classic story of 12th-century Sherwood Forest outlaw who steals from the rich and gives to the poor in an interactive feature that includes audience engagement and participation."
LSSC’s Theatre Arts Society, FL"Puts the kids in the middle of the story."
University of Central Missouri (UCM) Repertory Theatre (CMR)
"Swashbuckling battles and true love.”
Robin Hood, Wayne State University, Hilberry Theatre, DetroitPrince John does his best to defeat our hero, but in the end Robin wins the day and the girl - Maid Marian - making for a very happy ending.
"This enchanting play is woven with exciting dialogue, fast paced action and important lessons."
Emily Mattina, Shakesperience, Naugatuck, CT
"The
next generation discovers the magic of the theatre."
Hilberry Theatre, Detroit MI - Lake-Sumter
State College, Sumterville FL
The audience participation is extensive and great hilarious fun, especially if you have actors who love comedy and ad-libs. It's easy to book, principals and teachers love the educational tie-ins. Even very young kids are engaged throughout!
"Robin Hood is such a classic tale about standing up for what's right in the face of adversity. It puts the kids right in the middle of the story. I'm very excited for the next generation of theatergoers to join Robin Hood on his wild adventure and discover the magic of the theatre."
D Henry Hanson, Director, Adirondack Theatre Festival, NY
Robin Hood has two versions:
Small Cast
(Touring) Version: Cast
of 3 (2M, 1F)
Medium Cast Version: Cast
of 8 or more (5M, 1F, 2M/F)
More Great Comments...
Free Resources: In the News, Directing Tips"We received the following Elly nominations for excellence in theatre for Robin Hood: Best Overall Production, Best Direction, Lighting Design, Set Design, Leading Actor, Adult Supporting Actor, Adult, Supporting Actress, Adult. Thanks for another great play!"
Allen Schmeltz, Garbeau's Acorn & Oak Theatre, Sacramento, CA
Perfect for Touring to Schools and Theatres.
University of Central Missouri (UCM) Repertory Theatre (CMR)
"The
Classic Story of Love and Honor Comes to Life!"
Garbeau's Acorn & Oak
Theatre, One Act Play, Sacramento, CA
"A fun-filled, medieval adventure as Robin Hood, Little John, and their band of Merry Men (and women) take on the crooked Prince John to restore peace and happiness in Nottingham! A treat for the whole family to enjoy!"
Louisiana Center for Theatrical Arts, New Orleans
Limestone College, Gaffney, SC -
Gaslight Theatre Company, Wilkes-Barre, PA
"Kathryn Schultz Miller’s plucky adaptation of Robin Hood has all the famous stories - Little John and Robin’s first meeting on the bridge, Prince John’s archery tournament, King Richard’s disguise and the love story of Maid Marion but told with only four actors."
Promise Productions & 2012 Snow Globe Festival of Children’s Theatre Edmonton, AB, Canada
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