Broadway Paper Dolls
I need details on a play, chitty chitty bang bang, and any unheard of plays you know of?
Ok so for theatre Arts we are doing things for state drama. my jobs are costume and make-up because i have a case of stage fright x: i need info on this play it was a movie musical but it was alsoa play in broadway, and i need a few things about the play i was able to hunt the majoprity of the stack of papers information, but im having issues finding info on this
Production: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Character: (whats the name of the doll on the music box)
Playwright:________
Temperament:_______
Oh and does anyone have any good links to any old forgotten/ and or unheard of plays? Thank you very much!^^
when i say unheard of i meant unheard of online, like not easy to find xp sorry for the confusion, my teacher hates it when we pick something online, preferably out of an old book.
It was written by Ian Fleming of James Bond fame. The screen play was written by Roald Dahl, who wrote Charlie and the Chocolate factory better known as. “Willie Wonka and the Chocolate factory” Here’s a link to the touring company:http://www.chittyontour.com/
Enjoy your production.
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