Humble Tom's Big Trip
Author(s): Kaye Umansky
A comic play with a Tudor setting, perfect for both class reading and performance. This hilarious play explores the world of King Henry VIII prior to his meeting with the King of France at the Field of Cloth of Gold. Two narrators observe and comment on scenes with Henry and his courtiers as well as commoners such as Humble Tom, the shepherd boy who yearns to travel with the King to France. Wonderfully entertaining, this farcical play raises many issues concerning life in Tudor England and in particular the roles of men and women, making it perfect for classes exploring historical and literacy topics. Kaye Umansky is a very popular children's writer with a wealth of experience as a teacher specialising in drama and with many plays to her credit.
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