Hare and Tortoise

by Brendan Murray

Meet two competing friends in this fantastic adaptation of Aesop’s fable. Hare and Tortoise is a story about racing, opposites, time and friendship. From sun-shining spring to snow-falling winter, this much loved story is brimming with ideas, characters, live music and wonderful physicality. The Hare and Tortoise in the greatest race on earth with a nail biting, seconds ticking, medal winning end…

$12.00

Quick Details

  • Type: Theatre for the Very Young
  • Length: 45 minutes
  • Availability: Available for productions in North America
  • Cast Size: 2 roles

Full Details

Roles:

  • Hare
  • Tortoise

The following resources are included in each performance license:
  • Permission to photocopy the PDF script for your production so there is no additional cost for these assets.

Please Note: This title has occasionally been performed with music. While we do not have written sheet music available, companies are encouraged for follow their creativity and perform as a music with original underscoring if desired.

The following resources may be added to you license for an additional fee:
  • Logo/Media package

Brendan Murray

Brendan is one of the UK’s leading playwrights for new audiences. In a career of over forty years he’s written for most of the UK’s major TYA  companies and his plays have been produced throughout the world, winning both of the UK’s premier awards for TYA  on more than one occasion. You can find details of these, press reviews, his work as a director & teacher, and of all his plays atwww.brendanmurray.co.uk

Winner of the 2012 Writers’ Guild of Great Britain Award for Best Play for Children and Young People

Originally produced by Tutti Frutti in 2011

Preview the Show

Hare & Tortoise at Carousel Players

Reviews

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Young audiences deserve the very best and here they get it.

- The Stage, UK
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Hare and Tortoise, is another fine show to introduce young children to an exciting theatrical world.

- British Theatre Guide

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