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Perusal Use Only LIBRETTOVOCAL BOOK 0 (t • (i f) -.ao&ld ~ahlB Perusal MUSICAND LYRICSBY ADAPTEDFOR STAGE BY LESLIEBRICUSSE & LESLIEBRICUSSE & ANTHONY NEWLEY TIM MCDONALD BASEDON THE BOOK: EHARblEANBPHE EHBEBbAPEUse FAEPBRY BY ROALDDAHL NOTICE:DO NOT DEFACEI Should you find it necessary to mark cues or cuts, useOnly a soft black lead pencil only. NOT FORSALE This book is rented for the period specified in your contract. It remains the property of: PLEASERETURN ALL MATERIALS TO: MTI MUSIC LIBRARY 31A INDUSTRIALPARK ROAD 'li Mu11cfHIAr•• INrlllHArlOHAL NEW HARTFORD,CT 06057 .421 West 54th Street New York, NY 10019 (212) 5.41-.4684 Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka Play ©2 004 Roald Dahl Nominee Ltd. New Music and Lyrics ©2004 Stage and Screen Music, Ltd. Music and Lyrics previously used in the film "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" ©1970, 1971 Taradam Music, Inc. Unauthori zed dupli cation is prohibited by law. All rights reserved. CHARACTERS WILLYWONKA CANDY MAN PHINEOUS TROUT CHARLIEBUCKET MRS. BUCKET MR. BUCKET GRANDMAJOSEPHINE GRANDMAGEORGINA GRANDPAGEORGE GRANDPAJOE JAMES MAffiDAPerusal SOPHIE DANNY ALFIE BILLIE(ADDITIONAL KIDS AS NEEDED) AUGUSTUSGLOOP MRS. GLOOP Use CHORUS OF COOKS VERUCASALT MR.SALT Only MIKETEAVEE MS. TEAVEE VIOLETBEAUREGARDE MRS. BEAUREGARDE OOMPA-LOOMPA1 OOMPA-LOOMPA2 OOMPA-LOOMPA3 OOMPA-LOOMPA4 OOMPA-LOOMPA5 (ADDITIONALOOMPAS AS NEEDED) SQUIRRELS(AS NEEDED) - iii - r SCENE BREAKDOWN PROLOGUE: WONKA'S FACTORY SCENE 1: THEBUCKET SHACK SCENE 2: OUTSIDE THE BUCKET SHACK SCENE 3: THE BUCKET SHACK SCENE 4: OUTSIDE THEBUCKET SHACK SCENES: THEGLOOPS SCENE 6: VERUCA SCENE 7: OUTSIDE THE BUCKET SHACK SCENES: THE BUCKET SHACK SCENE 9: VIOLET RADIO STATION SCENE 10: HOME OF MIKE TEAVEE PerusalSCENE 11: THE BUCKET SHACK SCENE 12: TWO WEEKS LATER - SNOWY STREETS SCENE 13: OUTSIDE WONKA'SFACTORY SCENE 14: THE CHOCOLATE SMELTING ROOM SCENE 15: PINK CANDY BOAT SCENE 16: THE IN VENTING ROOM SCENE 17: UseFIZZY LIFTING ROOM SCENE 18: THE NUT ROOM SCENE 19: CHOCO-VISION ROOM SCENE 20: END OF THEOnly TOUR/WONKAVATOR/HOME - IV - CHARACTERS BY SONG 1. PureImagination ................................................. WILLYWONK.A 2. GoldenAge Of Chocolate............................. .. .. ... ..... FULL COMPANY 3. GoldenOiocolate Playoff ............................................ ORCHESTRA 4. CandyMan Underscore.. .......... .. ................ .. ... ...... ORCHESTRA 5. The CandyMan .... ... ................. ........... CHARLIE/KIDS/CANDY MAN 6. Street Transition.. .. .... .. ... .. .. .... .. ..... ........ .... ..... .ORCHESTRA 7. GoldenTicket Light Box 1 ............................................. ORCHESTRA 8. Augustus News Flash. ... .. ....... .................. .. ............ .ORCHESTRA 9. I Eat More! ... .AUGUSTUS/MRS. GLOOP/PHINEOUS TROUT/CHORUS OF COOKS 10. GoldenTicket Light Box 2 .. .. ... .. ......... ......... ... .......... ORCHESTRA 11. News FlashUnderscore .............. ............. ................ .... ORCHESTRA 12. News FlashPlayoff ... .. ....... .. .................. .. .. .. ..... .ORCHESTRA 13. FactoryClosing .................. ......... ...................... .ORCHESTRA 14. T1iinkPositive ..... .... .. .. .. .......... .... .... ......... .CHARLIE/MR. BUCKET 15. BucketShack Traveler ....... .. ... ....... .. ......... ............. ORCHESTRA 16. OiarlieUnderscore ................ ...... ....................... ... ... ORCHESTRA 17. VioletNews Flash. .. ........... ......... .. .. .......... ... ........... ORCHESTRA 18. GoldenTicket Light Box3 . .... .......... .. ......... .. .... ......... ORCHESTRA 19. RadioAnnouncer ...Perusal. .. ...... .. , . , , . , . , . , .... .. .......... .. .. ..... ORCHESTRA 20. GoldenTicket Light Box 4 ..... ....... .............. .. ... ............ .ORCHESTRA 21. I SeeIt All on TV ....... ... ....... .MIKE TEAVEE/MS. TEAVEE/PHINEOUS TROUT 22. ImagineUnderscore ........................... ................ .. .ORCHESTRA 23. CheerUp , Charlie . .... .............. MRS. BUCKET/MR. BUCKET/GRANDPARENTS 24. Snowy Streets ......................... .. .. ....... .. .. ....... ... ORCHESTRA 25. SilverIn The Snow ...... .. .. ... .. ......... ... .... ............. ... .ORCHESTRA 26. Think PositiveReprise . ...... ... .... ...... .. ............. ..... CHARLIE BUCKET 27. I've Got A GoldenTicket ............. .. .... Use.. ................. CHARLIE/COMPANY 28. At The Gates . ....... ...... .. .. ............... .. .. .......... .. WILLYWONK.A 29. In This RoomHere . .. ...... .................. .. .. WILLYWONKA/KIDS/PARENI'S 30. Factory Reveal ... ... ... ........ .. ..... ............. WILLYWONK.A/COMPANY 31. Drunk On Chocolate......... ... ... ........ ... ... .. .. .. ........ ORCHESTRA 32. LightsOut 1 .. .. ......... .. .. ............. .. .. .Only. .. ............ ORCHESTRA 33. Oompa-Loompa1 ..... ...... .............. .. ...... OOMPA-LOOMPAS/ AUGUSTUS 34. Pink CandyBoat .... .............. ... ............................... ORCHESTRA 35. There's No Knowing.... ..... ..... .... .. ................ WILLYWONKA/PARENTS 36. Oiew It ...... .................... .WILLY WONK.A/VIOLET /KIDS & PARENTS 37. Oompa-Loompa2 ... .. ........... ... ... .. OOMPA-LOOMPAS/AUGUSTUS/VIOLET 38. LightsOut 2 ....... .... ................ .. .................... ..... ORCHESTRA 39. MagicFizzy .. ....... ....... .. .. .. ... ...... .. ..... ................ ORCHESTRA 40. Flying ... .............. .. ................. .. .. ... .. .. .CHARLIE/GRANDPA JOE 41. BurpingSong ........ ..... .. .. ......... ...... .. .. ... CHARLIE/GRANDPA JOE 42. BackOn The Tour .. ..... ..... ... .............. ..... .. .. ..... .. ORCHESTRA 43. I Want It Now! . .. .. .. ........ .. ...... .............. .. ....... VERUCASALT 44. LightsOut 3 .... ..... ..... ..... .. .. ... ........ ...... ..... .. • . .ORCHESTRA 45. Oompa-Loompa3 .. .... .................... ...... .. OOMPA-LOOMPAS/VERUCA 46. Chaco-VisionRoom .. ..... ..... .. .. ... .......... .. ............ .ORCHESTRA 47. Mike's Fanfare. .. .. ......... .. ...... ................. .. ......... ORCHESTRA 48. LightsOut 4 ........ .............. .......................... .. .. ORCHESTRA 49. Oompa-Loompa4 ... .. .. ..... .. .. .. ...... ... .OOMPA -LOOMPAS/MIKE TEAVEE 50. LightsOut 5 .. .. , . ........ .. ........... ............ .... .. .. .ORCHESTRA 50a FlyingReprise ..... .............. ...... .WILLY WONK.A/CHARLIE/GRANDPA JOE 51. Oompa-Loompa/CandyDreams ................ .. ............ ..... OOMPA-LOOMPAS 52. Finale.... ......................... ..... ............ .......... .COMPANY - V - • SONGS BY CHARACTER MR. BUCKJET WILLY WONK.A 14. Think Positive . ..... ....... 01. Pure Imagination . ......... .. ..... .. • • ,1 23. Cheer l.Jp, Charlie .. ....... .... : : : · · · · • .. ·<S 02. Golden A,ge Of Chocolate . .......... • • • · .2 27. I've Got'A Golden Ticket . · · · · · · • .39 28. At The Gates ...... ...... ... ....... • • .48 MRS. BUCKET ........ ·¾ 29. In This Room Here ... ...... ........ • • .52 30. Factory Reveal Sequence .. ........ ... • • .54 23. Cheer Up, Charlie .... ... ... 35 . There's No Kn(TU}ing .. ...... ..... .. .. 60 27. I've Goll A Golden Ticket . ... · · · .39 36. Chetu It ... ... ...... ....... ...... ... .. 62 GRANDMA JOSEPHINE ...... .. ·'4 SOa. Flying Reprise . .......... , ... .. .81 23. Cheer Up, Charlie . ...... .. .. 52. Finale ..... .. ....... .... ... .. ,84 27. I've Gol'.A Golden Ticket .. .. ... : : · · · · ,39 CHARLIE BUCKET GRANDMA GEORGINA . ... 4.4 05. Tite Cand:y Man ...... ... , . , ...... ... .... 9 23. Cheer Up, Charlie .. .. • • . - • . 14. Think Pos:itive ........... , ...... .. ..... .25 27 I've GM A Golden Ticket . · · ·3 9 26. Think Positive Repn·se .............. .. ... .43 . ... ..... 44 27. I've Got Al Golden Ticket .. .... ... , .. .. .44 GRANDPA GEORGE 29. In TI1is Room Here ................... ... .52 23. Cheer Up, Charlie . : • • • • • • • • • • • • • . .... ,39 27. I've Gol'.A Golden Ticket . ... ... .... _ 30. Factory R,eveal ............ .. ... .. .. .54 44 36. Chew It! ....... .. .. ... .. .. ........ .... 62 PHINEOUS TROUT 40. Flying .. .... ..... .... .. .. ... ... .67 09. I Eat More! . • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • • · • . .. ,19 41. Burping Song .... .. ..... .. ... ........ 70 27. I've Gol' A Golden Ticket ... .. .. .. ... 50a. Flying Reprise .. ... ... .. ............ .. .81 44 Perusal 21. I See It All on TV ... · . · · · · · · · · · · .. .. ... ... 35 52. Finale ........ ........ .. ............. .. 84 CANDY MAN AUGUSTUS GLOOP OS. The Candy Man . , ... .... , ... .... .. .5 09. I Eat Mor,e! . , .. .. .. ..... .. .. .. ..... .19 27. I've Got A Golden Ticket . .. .. ... .. ........ .44 JAMES 29. In This Room Here . ...... ..... .. .. .. .5 2 OS. The Candy Man ... .... ... .: 30. Factory R1r:veal.. ........... .. .. .54 MATILDA 33 . Oompa-Loompa1 .. .... .... .. .. .. .. .59 05. The Candy Man .. .. .. .... .. ... .. .! 37. Oompa-Loompa 2 . ... .. .. .. .. .... .... .. 65 MRS . GLOOP VERUCASALT Use 09. I Eat More! . .. .. .. .. .. ... , . ... .1 27. I've Got A Golden Ticket ... .. ..... .. .44 29. In This Room Here .... .. .. ... .. .. ... .5 29. In This Room Here . .. .... .. .. , . ... .. .. .52 30. Factory Rt~eal .. ... .. .. ... .... ... .. .. 54 MR.SALT 36. Chew It ... ... .. .. .. .. .......... .. .. .6 2 29. In This Room Here ... ....... .. .. .5 43 . I Want It Now ! . ... , ..... .. .. .... .. .. .. 71 Only30. FactoryReveal .... ... ... ... .. .. .. , .. .E 45. Oompa-Loompa3 ...... ... .. .. .. .. .74 35. There's No Knowing .. ... .. .. .. ... .. ...... f VIOLET BEAUREGARDE MS. TEAVEE 27. I've
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