Playscript - Little Red Riding Hood

(To one side, grandma’s house is in place. To the other side, a forest is there with little red riding hood picking apples which leads to grandma’s house)

Red Hood: (in an estatic manner) Oh, what a wonderful day it is to pick some apples to bring home!

Wolf: (with a sly face) Oh, what a wonderful day it is to pick some children to bring home!

Grandma: *hums merrily while knitting her socks* What a bright and jolly day it is to collect apples. Red hood will surely find many!

Wolf: Aha! That must be the grandma of this palatable meal.

*wolf enters the house and devours grandma*

(Red hood comes bounding back to the house and wolf hears her. Wolf pretends to be grandma by dressing up as her)

Red Hood: HEY GRANDMA! I’VE GOT SOME SUCCULENT APPLES TO EAT FOR DINNER!

Wolf-Grandma: O-h-h-h! R-red hood! Come to nanny.

(Red Hood comes flying at Wolf-Grandma like a rocket)

(Wolf-Grandma smiles with eyes wide open and jaws drooling and gaping.)

(Hunter walks in and watches the wolf’s tummy bulging out)

Hunter: Oh deary me! What catastrophe happened here.

Wolf: (scoffs to himself) Looks like more food has entered my new bedroom.

(Hunter tasers wolf and pins him to the ground)

Wolf: *buzzes lifeless*

Hunter: You need to learn a lesson: not to eat innocent people.

(Hunter cuts open Wolf’s belly and free grandma and Red hood)

(Wolf dies)