Maskerade

By Terry Pratchett

Adapted by Stephen Briggs

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Tigger's fatal charms seem to be failing for once in a way. Greebo the cat, tranformed into a human as an amusing plot device.

Chris as Walter, doing his best Michael Crawford impression. From the look of it, Chris needs a wee.

The start of an evening socialising.. Imagine Alex with a big stone head and arms, then imagine he's drinking wine (from the tray you must imagine Chris to be holding). That's Detritus 'mingling'.

I must find out why Sally's looking so smug.... Walter's mother explains her fears for his safety to Granney Weatherwax.

Here we see the musical geniuses responsible for getting the Opera back on track. Well, one musical genius, one evil fiend and a chees maker, but it's close. Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg have a heart to heart.

Granny Weatherwax wants to borrow Nanny Ogg's cat, Greebo. Greebo is transformed into a man, just for a while. Of course, on stage he didn't have a can of Carling.

This scene is a coach ride to Ankh Morpork, where Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg just happen to meet a singer who's going to the opera (and just happen to find out he's not foreign and doesn't like pasta after all). Notice the realism of the set we use at rehearsals. Granny and Nanny watch the opera. They don't get it, but they watch it. This scene is a nice cameo for the people who have to constantly ask them to be quiet. Yes Becky, that's you that is.

	Tigger's fatal charms seem to be failing for once in a way.		Greebo the cat, tranformed into a human as an amusing plot device.
	Chris as Walter, doing his best Michael Crawford impression.		From the look of it, Chris needs a wee.
	The start of an evening socialising..		Imagine Alex with a big stone head and arms, then imagine he's drinking wine (from the tray you must imagine Chris to be holding). That's Detritus 'mingling'.
	I must find out why Sally's looking so smug....		Walter's mother explains her fears for his safety to Granney Weatherwax.
	Here we see the musical geniuses responsible for getting the Opera back on track. Well, one musical genius, one evil fiend and a chees maker, but it's close.		Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg have a heart to heart.
	Granny Weatherwax wants to borrow Nanny Ogg's cat, Greebo.		Greebo is transformed into a man, just for a while. Of course, on stage he didn't have a can of Carling.
	This scene is a coach ride to Ankh Morpork, where Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg just happen to meet a singer who's going to the opera (and just happen to find out he's not foreign and doesn't like pasta after all). Notice the realism of the set we use at rehearsals.		Granny and Nanny watch the opera. They don't get it, but they watch it. This scene is a nice cameo for the people who have to constantly ask them to be quiet. Yes Becky, that's you that is.