Dream of Romance...at Court (drama skit)
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Summary: In the early 18th century at King George I’s court at Kensington Palace, what was it like to wear heavy court dresses? How did guests proceed through various rooms in order to stand in the presence of the king and queen? Three girls in the present time are about to find out as they pretend to be at court.
Type: True information, made-up story
Grades: 6-12
Cast: 5
Performance Time: 10-12 minutes
Because the actresses are playing multiple roles (think "Little Women"), this skit is for performing rather than for reader's theatre.
Where has this been skit been used?
- Music-drama history productions
- Drama showcases
- Homeschool events
Extended Ideas: Court life could be an excellent topic to research. This could include dances, dress, food and entertainment, as well as manners of the time (e.g., titles of royalty, small talk, correct ways to bow).
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Rebecca Locklear
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© Rebecca Locklear
****NOTE: As per TpT's "history guide," the skit story is made but is about the culture of the times. There are no negative impacts on individuals or groups.
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