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Class of 2014 Year 6 Summer Show – “Beauty and the Beast and the Boom-box Beats”

Play Justin Bieber ft. Nicki Minaj – “Beauty and a Beat” - Cast dance on

Introduction –

Narrator 1: Ladies and gentlemen, lads and lasses….

Narrator 2: Governors, honoured guests….

Narrator 1: Welcome to the Westfield,

Narrator 2: class of 2014,

Both narrators: Year 6 summer show!

Applause / bow

Narrator 1: Please note the fire exit to my right.

Please ensure your mobiles are switched off or on silent, especially i-phones as they interfere with

our digital sound system.

Narrator 2: The script writer would like to point out that the script is based on an old Disney, 20th

century children’s cartoon classic, but it has been adapted to appeal to a 21st century adult

audience, so some of the material may cause offence to those of a very sensitive disposition. If you

think that might be you, and you forgot to bring your sense of humour with you this evening, now’s

your last chance to escape.

Narrator 1: Welcome weggies one and all.

Narrator 2: We really hope that you enjoy the show! (Both bow)

Music Maestro!

Play Adam and the Ants “Prince Charming” the prince dances on

Act 1 Scene 1 – Handsome Prince and the Enchantress / the spell is cast

Prince swaggers up and down, winking at the ladies etc. Sits on his throne and grabs a beer

Prince: I can’t wait to get out of Westfield… I’m far too cool for school. I mean I know weggy is the

best school in the area, and it was okay I suppose… but it was no more than I deserved. I deserve

nothing but the very best; the best of the best… the best of the best of the best… (Top Gun music –

he does volleyball poses / aviator shades) In fact I think the Chair of Governors should be writing to

me on behalf of the governors to thank me for doing them such a favour coming here! They are so

lucky to have someone as gorgeous… and brainy…. and sporty…. and totally perfect as me at

Westfield!

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And I don’t need to be grateful to the teachers or owt… they get paid don’t they? And all those

holidays… part- timers teachers eh? I can’t wait to be out of here and off to York High…. I’ll be off

without a backward glance me.

Knock knock – old beggar at the door. Prince tries to ignore it / irritated / shouts for help

Prince: Cogsworth! Lumiere!!

Lumiere and Cogsworth run up the sides… Beast storms off to get the door

Prince: Ooh (wretches) … soz love but you look dog rough! Are you Mrs Ralph? I’d heard you’d

turned 50 this year…. and I tell you what you chuffin look it!

Enchantress: No, I think Mrs Ralph’s locked up in the west wing… we’ll get to that bit later.

I’ve called because I need shelter as I am homeless sir. I’ve just been to the Foodbank and I am

really desperate. They said up at Gateway that the Citizens’ Advice Bureau was based here at

Westfield, and I would be so grateful if you would let me stay here tonight so that I can see Peter in

the morning. I’ve got no credit on my phone, but Maria said she’d get me an appointment with the

CAB, and maybe Sheila or Gail will let me go to breakfast club for a full English in the morning?

Prince: Are you having a laugh? Look love, I’m not a charity you know. Sling your hook

Enchantress: Please sir I beg you. I will give you this single rose – (aside to audience) a high-quality

bloom from Floral Elegance in Front Street…. I will give you this rose in return for shelter… if you’ll

only let me stay in your castle for one night

Sides sing.. One night only, one night only…..

Prince: No chance love, jog on! Go on I mean it, sling your hook

Enchantress: But I know Westfield School always taught their weggies to care for each other, and

for the elderly in their community; they do tea and tunes and everything! They’re dementia friendly

here you know…. but I see no love at all in your heart.

I am casting a spell on you, so that you can learn what it’s like to be really old and hideously ugly like

Mrs Ralph…. I mean… like me.

You will become as ugly on the outside as you are on the inside, and you will stay looking like a beast

until you can learn to love, and to truly deserve someone’s love in return.

Take this mirror, and this rose (Cogsworth and Lumiere take them). You have until the last petal falls

on your 21st birthday to win a pure heart, and only then can this spell be broken.

Thunder clap – thriller music extract plays. Beggar leaves and beast writhes in pain… going off

round the back of the stage to put his wig / coat on / does little thriller dance with Cogsworth and

Lumiere as he goes…

Narrator 1: Years passed and the beast became more and more hopeless in despair. How could he

ever get anyone to love him?

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Act 1 scene 2 – Belle / the town scene

Belle: Dad, I’m just off to Front Street, and I’ll call in at Acomb Explore on the way home to change

my library books

Maurice: Alright darl

Sue: (Floral Elegance) (Arranging flowers) Good morning Belle, how’s your dad?

Belle: He’s fine thanks Sue, busy in his workshop. How are things going with Acomb Alive?

Sue: Great darl, don’t you follow us on Facebook? We’re on twitter too you know. You should

come to some of our meetings. Would be lovely to see you there; we could do with a few more

young ‘uns

Ali: Hello Belle, fancy popping in for one of our delicious breakfasts at Conlan’s? Mrs Douglas is a

regular, gave us 5 stars in her Yell.com review she did, and we cater for gluten free diets – Mrs Ralph

comes in often for Eggs Florentine. Mrs Moss had her birthday party with us, and I know the

children’s champions were in over Easter with Mrs Allison… weeping into their milk shakes about

Mr. McGann leaving they were

Sue: Oh yes, now I come to think of it Mrs Ralph said at the Acomb Alive Easter Fair that she’d had

breakfast at Conlan’s with Mrs Douglas that day too

Belle: Oh I’ve heard all about how fantastic Conlan’s is. Mrs Douglas said it made her proper proud

of Acomb and Mrs Ralph is always raving about it too. In fact she took Jodie and James out for lunch

to Conlan’s in National Coeliac Awareness week coz they’re coeliac too, and it must be good if it

lured her out of our school dining hall coz she absolutely loves Westfield’s school dinners….. better

than Betty’s Mrs Ralph always says. My dad came for a school dinner on fathers’ day and he loved

it too. Thing is, I need to get to Acomb Explore before it shuts to change my library books, and

there’s a lovely café there too

Gaston: (Leaps up behind Belle and snatches her book) Hey sweet cheeks, you don’t need to bother

your pretty little head with library books… you’re only a girl. If you keep reading you’re going to get

all sorts of silly ideas and start thinking for yourself. You don’t have to “lean in” love….you’re lucky

enough to have caught my eye, so if your luck holds out I might make an honest woman of you

Sides boo hiss

Sophie Chocolate Lady: Hey buster, stop right there, Belle don’t you listen to him! (To Gaston) Have

you heard of Malala?

Gaston: Um?? (scratches head) Look love, I’m not the brightest cyclist in the peloton, but who

needs brains when you’re this hot? (strutting his stuff)

Ali: Well even you’d be welcome in Conlan’s, we welcome all our customers warmly

Gaston: Oh I’m welcomed warmly wherever I go

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Sophie Chocolate Lady: Well you’d be warmly welcomed in my Cocoa House

Sava: Hi Sophie, what are you doing in this neck of the woods? Are you opening a Cocoa House

branch in Acomb?

Sophie Chocolate Lady: No, I’m often in Acomb now that I’m a governor at Westfield (sides cheer)

and I’ve just been to a meeting about the new Community Shop, but I couldn’t help over-hearing

Gaston talking to Sophie….

Belle, you’re far too young to think about settling down. You want to get out there and see the

world… go travelling.

Sue: Ooh yes I agree Sophie… eeh I wish I’d known when I was younger the things I know now. I’ve

had a word with my young self, and this is what I told her…

Boy dressed as Mother Superior: Sings “Climb Every Mountain”

Boom Box Desmond: Excuse me love, I think you’re in the wrong show

Mother Superior: You’re joking! I thought Mrs Ralph said she was doing The Sound of Music?

Boom Box Desmond: She was, but it was too hard with health and safety to do that hanging out the

trees bit, you know when they were wearing those curtains, and Graham Norton wouldn’t come and

help us find Maria either

Narrator 2: Look, we’ve got a paying audience here… they might only be friends and family but I

think we should crack on. Sophie Chocolate Lady, can we go back to your last line? And… action!

Sophie Chocolate Lady: Belle, you’re far too young to think about settling down. You want to get

out there and see the world… go travelling.

Sue: Ooh yes I agree Sophie…… eeh I wish I’d known when I was younger the things I know now

I’ve had a word with my young self, and this is what I told her

Play Little Mix – “Little Me”

Act 1 Scene 3 – Belle, Maurice & Mini-Me-Mr- McGann / Maurice gets captured

Maurice: Is that you love?

Belle: Yes dad, only me

Maurice: You alright darl? You seem a bit fed up

Belle: It was something Gaston said about “leaning in”. I asked at Acomb Explore and they told me

it was a reference to a book by this Facebook woman Sheryl Sandbergh: “Lean In: Women, Work and

the Will to Lead”.

The original story for Beauty and the Beast was written in the 1700s… but it turns out that on the

world stage of business and world class leadership, things haven’t changed that much for women in

all the hundreds of years since then.

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Mrs Ralph told us weggies we girls could do anything career-wise. Surely she wouldn’t have lied to

us?

Maurice: By eck love, this is a bit heavy for a summer show i’nt it? These good people have come

out for a good night and a bit of a laugh. Shall we lighten things up a bit?

Belle: Sorry dad…. You’re right. What were you thinking?

Maurice: Well every year there’s a big girls’ dance and a big boys’ dance. The boys did Psy last year

which is impossible to beat.. . and we’ve done Bollywood twice… but since I’m so busy chopping

timber… we thought line dancing might be a bit of a change. What do you reckon love? Shall we

give it a whirl?

Belle: Yes please! Are you up for it lads?

Boys stand and shout Yee-ha!!

Rednex – Cotton-Eye Joe boys dance up, swinging, shouting yee-ha

Boom Box Desmond: Right lads, that was a bit of laugh, but we like a bit of discipline and order at

weggy, so let’s show this lot the tight formation and team work that took our tag rugby team all the

way to Ponte. Ready lads?

Boys: Yee-ha

Play Pitbull feat Kei$ha – “Timber” Boys’ dance – line dancing

Cotton-Eye Joe and boys dance off

Belle: That was great dad, thanks lads I feel so much better.

Maurice: Right lass, well talking of timber I’m off………….

Belle: Where to?

Maurice: I’m off to the wilds of North Yorkshire. There’s a Founding Fathers’ Wonders of Wood

weekend at the Ryedale Folk Museum.

Belle: Oh I don’t think you want to be going there dad, it’s miles away, can’t you just sell your stuff

in Parliament Street? There’s that crafty York market, or the Made in Yorkshire one, or there’s the

craft market here in Acomb

Maurice: Ooh no it’s alright love, Mr. McGann’s working out that way now and you know what a fit

flea he was? Triathlete Mr McGann you know… worshipped those Brownlee brothers.

He’s such a good leader Mr. McGann, d’ya know I’d follow him just about anywhere, so he said I

could follow him all the way to Ryedale! He’s going to run into York, swim across the Ouse and then

cycle out on the Malton Road. Mind you his personal best is xx across 10k so Phillipe might struggle

to keep up with him.

Belle: Is he coming back then for the show?

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Maurice: Yes! Drum roll please, come on Elvis let’s be having you, and we’ll have no more of that

levitating either. He’s Phillipe my old horse, not Pegasus…

Alistair Griffin: Hold on, hold on… he’s moved on has Mr. McGann since you last saw him. Elvis left

the building in April. He’s in training now for the Tour de France is Mr. McGann. He’s in the ghost

peloton. He’s camping out with his friends from the village to watch the race live and everything.

Come on Mr. McGann, ditch the white jump suit and show your old weggies your new costume!

Alistair Griffin – “The Road” – Mr. McGann runs in in slow motion, round the hall, then cycles in down

the centre aisle. Sides sing, waving yellow banners / Tour de France scarves etc

Leads Maurice out waving / Belle waves him off

Mini-Me-Mr-McGann: Sides cheer Hello little weggies. Lovely to see you all. Hello parents,

teachers, children’s champions, cheeky dinner ladies. Lovely to see you all.

I think there’s a bit of confusion here though, I think I’m in the wrong show.

Alistair Griffin: Well what show you were expecting?

Mini-Me-Mr-McGann: I thought she said she was doing The Sound of Music? I thought I was going

to lead the Von Trap family over the Swiss Alps in the dark? No lights or compass or anything… just

fearless endurance and risk, you know extreme sport? I love it all me. They’ve got me lined up to

top Davina’s extreme challenge in next year’s sports relief you know

Alistair Griffin: Well I don’t know Mrs Ralph but I did hear she’d turned 50, so I suppose they start

forgetting don’t they? Do you think that’s why they’ve gone dementia friendly at Westfield

Maurice: Steady on… watch it young bucks, I don’t think these ageist jokes are very PC

Alistair Griffin: World’s gone mad… look we all know she wrote it didn’t she so she’s sending herself

up. Berwick Kayler’d go out of business if you couldn’t have a bit of fun with a script.

Narrator 2: And I did warn this lot (to audience) they’d need a sense of humour

Alistair Griffin: Let’s crack on

Mini-Me-Mr-McGann: Well I don’t mind which show I’m in, I just wanted to come back and see my

weggies sides cheer

Maurice: Well can you lead me to Malton then? I’m off to the Ryedale Folk Museum

Mini-Me-Mr-McGann: No problem, follow me. Bye little weggies sides all start crying. Play ”The

Road” Mini-Me-Mr-McGann & Maurice exit

Maurice back in all confused / lost his horse. Bangs on the castle door

Lumiere: Bonjour, how can I help you monsieur?

Maurice: I’m afraid I’m lost. I was supposed to be following Mini-Me-Mr-McGann to Malton but he

went off like the clappers and I couldn’t keep up with him. Can I come in for a bit?

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Lumiere: Well my master wouldn’t like it, but luckily for you I’m a weggie so I’m really kind to others

and believe in serving the community, so you can come in if you’re really quiet

Cogsworth: What do you think you’re doing? We’re going to have to move our names coz of this if

we get caught…. Oh no… I can hear him coming……

Beast comes out – sides chant Daphne and Celeste

U. G. L. Y. you aint got no alibi you U. G. L. Y! eh hey, you U. G. L. Y! x 2

Beast: Roars….. How daaaaaaare you invade my privacy! Whoever you are you are not welcome

here! Take him to the dungeon….. and then move your names!

Cogsworth: Told you, that’s us off the green trip!! (off, slapping and pushing eachother)

Act 1 Scene 4 – Gaston proposes / The Cup Song

Belle hurrying along, Gaston strutting behind her

The Bimbettes: Hi Gaston / how are you Gaston / hey Gaston can I get you a drink?

Gaston: Not now girls. I’ll tell you what, you think Mrs Ralph can cry? Wait about two minutes til

you see what’s coming next and you’ll be sobbing your pretty little eyes out

Le Fou: What’s the plan Gaston?

Gaston: See those three babes over there? They’re the bimbettes, and in a minute I’m going to

score a hat-trick when I smash all three hearts in one go! Look and learn Le Fou, look and learn

Hey Belle, guess what? It is your lucky, lucky day! There are literally hundreds of beautiful girls who

would absolutely love to be in your shoes right now, but I’ve decided I’m going to lower myself to

your level. If you get on your knees and beg, I just might consider marrying you, and you can have

the honour of being my little wife

Belle: Ah thanks for that, but Sophie Chocolate Lady inspired me to go travelling… see the world

Gaston: What?? Are you joking?

Belle: No, I really want to go and see the world. There’ll be plenty of time for settling down later

Gaston: I don’t believe it!!! I know girls are stupid, but you’re obviously even more stupid than I

thought. You are sooooo going to miss me when you’re gone!

Belle: Oh I think you’ll find that’s my line. Grace, Daniel, Morgan… cue the cup song

Boom Box Desmond: Oh hang on I remember this from SATs week, remember Mrs Moss? “the

boys are awake so I’m awake”

Mrs Moss: No that was Robinwood

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Boom Box Desmond: Oh… oh no hang on I’ve got it now… the debut performance of the cup song

was on the day of the SPAG test, and Mrs Ralph thought it would be a good one for audience

participation.

Come on Grace, your mum’s blog comment said you were a great teacher… so come on, show us

what you’ve got. You go girl!

Anna Kendrick – Cups (Pitch Perfect’s “When I’m gone”)

Mini-Me-Mr-McGann: (Running in) Belle, I’ve had to run all the way back. I’m so competitive I

couldn’t stop myself shooting off like Usain Bolt, so your poor old dad couldn’t keep up and I lost

him.

Belle: Oh no! Where is he now?

Mini-Me-Mr-McGann: Well I met this crazy nun wondering around in the woods, thought the hills

were alive. Looking for edelweiss she was. Anyway she said she saw him going into a castle, high on

a hill with a lonely goat

Side left: Ho lay dee odl lay dee odl lay Side right: hee hoo

Belle: Oh no! I must go and rescue him (Belle runs off to the castle, knocks on the door)

Act 2 Scene 1 – Belle meets the Beast

Lumiere: Bonjour, how can I help you mademoiselle?

Belle: I’m looking for my father Maurice. Mini-Me-Mr-McGann told me he thought he might be

here?

Lumiere: Come in my dear

Cogsworth: What you playing at? We’ve already had to move our names. It’s bad enough being on

amber, but one more blip and we’ll be on red…and it’ll be more than a lunch time detention in this

place I reckon

Lumiere: No I reckon she’s the one. She’s the one who can break the spell and turn the beast back

into the handsome prince

Cogsworth: Well I hope you’re right coz I think he’s coming…

Beast comes out – sides chant Daphne and Celeste

U. G. L. Y. you aint got no alibi you U. G. L. Y! eh hey, you U. G. L. Y! x 2

Beast: Who are you and why are you here?

Belle: I believe you’ve got my father here, so I’ve come to rescue him. He’s really old and frail, and I

can’t bear to think of him suffering. Please let me go….take me to him.

Beast: Do you realise he’s living in the dungeon. Are you actually saying you would rather give up

your own freedom so that he can be free?

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Belle: Yes, I am

Mrs Potts: Ooh I say! I think there’s hope here. If she can love unselfishly she might be the one.

Beast: Okay, you can take his place, but be warned. This is a life sentence. If you agree to stay you

have to stay forever. Do you agree?

Belle: I do

Beast: Right. Take her to the dungeon, without any dinner, and set the old man free

Act 2 – scene 2 – Be Our Guest

Chip Potts: (running in with Lumiere) I’ve heard we’ve got a visitor? Lumiere said she might break

the spell.

Mrs Potts: Yes, I think she might be right! I was just thinking it might be an idea to make Belle a

gorgeous meal, you know like the school dinners at Westfield? So I could do with a hand.

Lumiere: Look darl, I don’t mean to be unkind but you’re not going to top weggy school dinners are

you, and I think that girl Belle’s from Acomb, so if she’s been to Conlan’s you’ve got no chance!

Mrs Potts: Well Mrs Ralph always used to say as long as we try our very best that’s all anyone can

ask of us, whatever the results. Anyway Chip where’ve you been all this time?

Chip Potts: Just out in the garden

Mrs Potts: Not again! I don’t know what you find to do out there for all those hours

Chip Potts: You know me and my green fingers… Mrs Allison and Mrs McLeod always said I was a

great little gardener, star of the gardening club they said, so I’m delighted to be off to Manor. I hear

the Principal there’s a right Percy Thrower.

Lumiere: How do you know that?

Chip Potts: Mr. Crosby sent us a blog comment saying he’d noticed our garden on the website, and

that he loved gardening too. He said you need a lot of imagination and patience for gardening

Mrs Potts: Well that’s me out! Tell you what, can you whip me up an imaginative table decoration?

Chip Potts: Ooh let me see… I think at this time of year you can’t beat a rambling rose… we’ve got

some beauties in the quad

Mrs Potts: Well I’ve had quite enough rambling from you for one day, so the stemmed variety

would make a welcome change

Chip Potts: I’ll get my secateurs

Narrator 2: A bit of poetic licence here folks…. The script writer would like to point out that these

year 6 summer shows are only supposed to last an hour and time’s knocking on, so we’re going to

skip the next scene or two… apart from the can-can dance as it’s too good a girls’ dance to miss. Cue

music Mrs Moss

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Lumiere: Ma chere, Mademoiselle.

It is with deepest pride and greatest pleasure that we welcome you tonight.

And now we invite you to relax, let us pull up a chair as the dining room proudly presents –

your dinner!

Be Our Guest

Act 2 – scene 3 – the library

Lumiere: Great news, the beast has said if you’re going to stay forever you can come out of the

dungeon and have a nicer room. He’s going to take you there himself.

Mrs Potts: Here he comes…

Beast comes out – sides chant Daphne and Celeste

U. G. L. Y. you aint got no alibi you U. G. L. Y! eh hey, you U. G. L. Y! x 2

Beast: Let me show you around the castle. You can go anywhere you like except the west wing

Belle: What’s in the west wing?

Beast: It is forbidden

Belle: Is that where they keep the wicked witch of the west?

Lumiere: Oh no they’ve got her at Westfield

Chip Potts: How do you think it’s going?

Mrs Potts: Looks pretty good to me, and you’re looking at the author of Jacudi there remember! I

reckon he’ll win her heart without any help from us

Cogsworth: Yeah, as I always say if it’s not baroque don’t fix it

Beast: Your dad told me you like reading Belle?

Belle: Yes I love it. I’m a regular at Acomb Explore… they’ll be wondering where I’ve got to…

Beast: Well I’m lucky enough to have my own library here at the castle, and you are very welcome

to come in here and read anything you like. I’ve read every single book in here, and feel like he story

of my life is written in these walls….

Ooh I feel a song coming on….

Play - One Direction – “Story of My Life”

Beauty goes into the west wing… sees rose.

Beast: I warned you! Do you realise what you’ve done?

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Belle: I didn’t mean any harm!

Beast: Get out!!!

Beauty flees the castle

Play snatch of Katie Perry – “Roar”

Beauty: Thank you for saving my life

Beast: I cannot keep you here against your will and I know you miss your father. I will release you.

You are free to go.

Chip Potts: Why did you let her go? She could have broken the spell?

Beast: I let her go because… because I love her

Sides – ah!!!!

Act 2 – scene 4 – Bimbettes / the girls’ dance

Bimbette 1: I’m so excited about the year 6 prom

Bimbette 2: I know, I’m glad it’s back at The Carlton

Bimbette 3: Yeah I hear that was a great night

Bimbette 4: Remember that photo of year 6 all stood up the steps in The Carlton garden? I wonder

if Jorja and Kelsey’s mum will take one of those photos of our year 6?

Bimbette 2: I bet she will

Bimbette 3: And it will be Miss Wheeler’s first year 6 prom

Bimbette 4: Yeah, but it doesn’t really matter which teachers are in which year group teams at

weggy, coz they’re all fab aren’t they, and the TAs too. Mrs Ralph says it’s a total dream team

Bimbette 1: Yeah, and you know what else she’s always saying….

All bimbettes: “Team work is the key” all laugh

Belle comes running in

Belle: Hi Bimbettes, have you seen my dad?

Bimbette 3: Yes I think everyone’s down at The Carlton at the prom. Are you okay?

Belle: Yes, I’ve fallen madly in love with someone, but I’m worried my dad might not like him

Bimbette 1: Why not

Belle: My dad’s met him, and he used to have a bit of a temper

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Bimbette 4: Well we won’t like him either then. Don’t you remember what they told us at weggy?

It’s never alright for a man to hit a woman

Belle: No he never did that and he never would

Bimbette 2: Well that’s alright then. The children’s champions would want a word with you

otherwise

Belle: Will you help me persuade him?

Bimbette 3: Never mind the bimbettes…. we need to muster all our girl power for this one. Come

on year 6, cue the girls’ dance

Play Stooshe – “Black Heart” – girls’ dance Belle goes out to get changed

Girls leave the stage – Maurice left standing

Act 1 – scene 5 – The wedding scene

Mrs Potts: Lovely to see you again Maurice

Chip Potts: Is Belle with you?

Maurice: She’s just coming, but I want a word with that young man first

Cogsworth: …and you lot at the side can stay where you are coz you won’t be needing that ugly

chant this time

Lumiere: Yes, as soon as the beast put his love for Belle before himself the spell was broken, and

he’s turned back into the handsome prince

Chip Potts: And even better than that, he’s nice on the inside now too

Lumiere: May I introduce to you my master; the gentle, kind and handsome prince

Beast: Maurice, I hope you can forgive me for my cruel treatment of you. Your daughter has taught

me how to love again. I would like to ask for her hand in marriage

Maurice: Well words come easy lad, but this is a modern day fairy tale, so you won’t get your

answer from me. Belle knows her own mind so she’ll speak for herself. Come on darl

Sue (Floral Elegance): Ooh business is looking up! I do a fabulous wedding package

Mrs Potts: Ooh… (gets tearful) you’ve only got to look at her and you’ll have your answer

Play Christina Perri - “A Thousand Years” – Belle enters, Handsome Prince and Belle dance

Curtain call - Pharell Williams - Happy

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