Goldilocks and the Three Bowls of Ramen

by Morey Norkin

Pretty much the Goldilocks story you know with a few different characters and ramen. This is intended for young performers. If native English speakers, most likely elementary or middle school. If ESL students, most likely middle or high school. For schools in Japan, I have a slightly different version that includes Japanese translation. If interested, please use my NPX contact to inquire.

Pretty much the Goldilocks story you know with a few different characters and ramen. This is intended for young performers. If native English speakers, most likely elementary or middle school. If ESL students, most likely middle or high school. For schools in Japan, I have a slightly different version that includes Japanese translation. If interested, please use my NPX contact to inquire.

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  • Neil Radtke: Goldilocks and the Three Bowls of Ramen by Morey Norkin
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    This playful twist on a classic tale is packed with witty dialogue, unexpected cameos, and just the right amount of chaos to keep young audiences laughing. The characters are larger-than-life in the best way, making it a perfect choice for schools or children's theatres. It’s clever, fast-paced, and genuinely delightful.

    This playful twist on a classic tale is packed with witty dialogue, unexpected cameos, and just the right amount of chaos to keep young audiences laughing. The characters are larger-than-life in the best way, making it a perfect choice for schools or children's theatres. It’s clever, fast-paced, and genuinely delightful.

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  • Greg Mandryk: Goldilocks and the Three Bowls of Ramen by Morey Norkin
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    This is a fun take on a classic fable (with cameos from other fairy tales) that would work well for younger crowds. It requires a fairly large cast, yet gives each character a moment to shine, making it perfect for schools striving to introduce children to theatre.

    This is a fun take on a classic fable (with cameos from other fairy tales) that would work well for younger crowds. It requires a fairly large cast, yet gives each character a moment to shine, making it perfect for schools striving to introduce children to theatre.

    ”
  • Anastasia Wild: Goldilocks and the Three Bowls of Ramen by Morey Norkin
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    Delightful and fun, this short play quickly engages the audience with sweet and sassy characters in a quick mix of traditional fables. With plenty of opportunity for young actors to explore comedic timing in bringing this silly fairytale to life, the audience is sure to laugh along from start to finish.

    Delightful and fun, this short play quickly engages the audience with sweet and sassy characters in a quick mix of traditional fables. With plenty of opportunity for young actors to explore comedic timing in bringing this silly fairytale to life, the audience is sure to laugh along from start to finish.

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