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Tales from The Arabian Nights
Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp
by Timothy Mason
Cast: 11 m., 8 f., 3 flexible
Aladdin is inconsiderate toward his poor mother, rude to authority, and generally unwashed and unmannered. But the powerful Jinn of the Lamp, fiercely sought by an evil-hearted sorcerer, gives Aladdin the chance to rise above himself, to dare great things -- even to win the hand of the Princess of the realm. This faithfully told story of a ne'er-do-well's rise from obscurity to greatness, filled with adventure, dark magic, and the poetry of the youthful romance.
Produced by special arrangement with Playscripts, Inc.
The Arabian Nights
by Lowell Swortzell
Cast: 8m., 9w., extras
Scheherazade is called upon to use her tale-spinning talents to save her people from certain destruction. Betrayed by his betrothed, the hot-tempered Sultan decides to punish all the women in his kingdom. Armed only with her wit and a smattering of magic, Scheherazade recites her enchanting stories and ends up transforming the cruel sultan into a compassionate and understanding human being.
Produced by special arrangement with Dramatic Publishing Company.
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