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The play script of 'The Three Little Pigs' follows the journey of three pigs who each build their own houses from straw, wood, and bricks to protect themselves from the Big Bad Wolf. After the wolf successfully destroys the first two houses, he is ultimately thwarted when he attempts to enter the third pig's brick house through the chimney and falls into a pot of boiling water. The story concludes with the pigs living happily and peacefully, free from the wolf's threat.

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The-Three-Little-Pigs-Play-script

The play script of 'The Three Little Pigs' follows the journey of three pigs who each build their own houses from straw, wood, and bricks to protect themselves from the Big Bad Wolf. After the wolf successfully destroys the first two houses, he is ultimately thwarted when he attempts to enter the third pig's brick house through the chimney and falls into a pot of boiling water. The story concludes with the pigs living happily and peacefully, free from the wolf's threat.

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The Three Little Pigs – Play script

Characters: Narrator, Mother, Pig 1, Pig2, Pig3, Man, Wolf

Scene 1

Narrator: Once upon a time, there was a beautiful forest. On the edge of it lived a

mommy pig, a daddy pig and three little pigs. The time had come for the three little

pigs to leave home.

Three Pigs: (waving goodbye) Bye Mother.

Mother: (sheds a tear) Watch out for the Big Bad Wolf! Good-bye my little sons.

Narrator: The three pigs went different ways. Soon, pig 1 met a man who was
selling straw.

Pig 1: I need some straw; would you sell it to me?

Man: Of course. Take it. (arms outstretched passing over the bales of hay)

PIG 1: Take this money. Good bye.

Man: Good bye.

Narrator: Niff-niff went with hay in his hands.

Pig 1: That’s a great place. I will built my house here.

N a r r a t o r : Later, Pig 2(Naff-naff) met a man who was selling wood.

Pig 2: Please, Sir. I need some wood to build my house. Would you sell it

to me? Man: Yes (picks up a plank of wood and passing it to pig 2). Take it

Pig 2: Here you are, Sir. (gives money)

Narrator: Pig 2 paid the man and went on his way to make his wood house.
Pig 2: What a nice place! I’ll build my wooden house here. A Bad Big Wolf can’t
me here easily.

Narrator: Later, Pig 3 met a man who was selling bricks.

Pig 3: Excuse me, Sir. I need some bricks. Are they for

sale? Man: (nods) Of course. Take them.


Pig 3: Thank you Sir. Here you are!

Narrator: Pig 3 paid the man and went on his way. Nuff-nuff walked on, and on, and
on. Finally, he found a pretty area of land by a stream.
Pig 3: It is perfect place to build my house. I’’ build a strong brick house to keep
safe from the wolf!

Narrator: And Nuff-nuff began to build his strong house. After week’s hard work the
house was ready!

(When the three pigs finished their houses, they moved in. Pig 1 was taking a nap
when someone knocked at the door. Pig 1 looked through the window and
saw a wolf.)
Pig 1: Oh, my god! A wolf.

Wolf: Little pig, little pig, let me in!

Pig 1: Not by the hair on my chinny-chin-chin.

Wolf: Then, (takes a deep breath) I´ll huff and I´ll puff and I´ll blow your
house down!!

Narrator: The wolf huffed and puffed and destroyed pig 1’s house. Pig 1 ran all the
way to pig 2’s house.
Pig 1: Help me my brother! A Bad Big wolf is running after me!
Pig 2: Come in quickly! I’ll close the door and he can’t eat us.
Narrator: Two little pigs began to live together. After a few days, there was a knock
at the door. The two pigs looked out the window and it was the wolf.

Wolf: Little pigs, Little pigs, let me in!

Pig 1 & 2: Not by the hairs on our chinny-chin-chins.

Wolf: Then, (takes a deep breath) I´ll huff and I´ll puff and I´ll blow your
house down.

Narrator: The wolf huffed and puffed and destroyed the house. The pig brothers ran
all the way to pig 3’s house.

Pig 1: Help us brother!


Pig 2: a Big Bad Wolf is running after us!!!

Pig 3: Quickly, come in! we can live together. My house is big and strong. The
wolf can’t harm us. Not afraid him.

Narrator: The pigs began to live happily. After a few days, there was a knock at the
door. The pigs looked out the window and they saw the wolf.

Wolf: Little pigs, Little pigs, let me in!

Pigs 1,2,3: Not by the hairs on our chinny-chin-chins.

Wolf: Then, (taking a bigger breath than before) I´ll huff and I´ll puff and I´ll
blow your house down.

Narrator: The wolf huffed and puffed several times but he couldn´t destroy the brick
house.
Wolf: What can I do? I’m hungry. There are three fat, pink pigs. I can’t be
hungry!!!!
What can I do? Uhhh! I know!

Narrator: Meanwhile, the three pigs started cooking dinner. They put a large pot of
water in the fireplace to cook some soup.

Wolf: I know what to do: I´ll get in through the chimney and I will eat
those pigs.

Narrator: The wolf climbed up to the roof, but he didn’t know that there was a pot of
boiling water at the bottom of the chimney. Suddenly, the three pigs
heard a noise.

Wolf: (snarling showing his teeth) I´m coming to get you little pigs!

Narrator: The wolf then jumped down the chimney and fell into the pot of boiling

water. Wolf: AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!

Narrator: The wolf jumped back up the chimney and ran into the woods. The pigs
lived in peace and never saw the wolf again.

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