Bernard Miles Knihy

Set against the backdrop of the Admiral Benbow public house and the high seas, this tale revolves around a treasure map, the adventurous Squire Trelawney, and the infamous one-legged sea-cook, Long John Silver. As characters embark on a quest for buried treasure, themes of loyalty, betrayal, and adventure unfold. This adaptation is designed for minimal staging, making it accessible for performances with just thirteen men, while retaining the essence of the classic pirate story.

Set in eighteenth-century London, the story revolves around an elopement that captures the excitement and drama of the time. With a cast of 4 women and 15 men, the narrative combines humor and romance, making it a lively exploration of love and societal norms. Co-written by the acclaimed lyricist of OLIVER!, it has gained popularity through successful revivals, showcasing its enduring appeal and engaging storytelling.

some creases along the edges of the cover and a couple of rips.