THE LAST TIME I SAW PARIS – PLAY ABOUT THE HORSE OF TROY

The Last Time I saw Paris – Play about the horse of Troy -the alternative history – How the whole thing really went down! Complete with Greek Gods that are actually Scottish, and many, many puns, this teen parody on the Trojan wars in the style of the ‘Carry On films’ will have the cast giggling away , and the audience too. Featuring: Helen of Sparta, Paris, Hector, Achilles and a host of other mythical characters and complete with two songs and incidental music. It is a great play for a large cast, such as a secondary or high school or community theatre group.

Read about author Keith Passmore. Other plays by Keith Passmore.

Snow Good – Snow white, the pantomime!
Oedipus the play – an adaptation of Greek mythology
Deliverance – play about Joan of Arc

Author: Keith Passmore

Genre: Historical parody, play about the Horse of Troy

Type: Three act comedy play

Number of actors: Forty seven parts but may be doubled up

Ages of the actors: Teen to adult

Suitable for: Teens to adults

Length: 2-2.5 hours

Set: Various – various palaces, a wedding reception, palace grounds

Level of Difficulty: 8/10 crowd control

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© July 2014 Keith Passmore and Off The Wall Play Publishers

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PLAY ABOUT THE HORSE OF TROY