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Play script dramatized by James Norris. A gay and jaunty play of Medieval England. Cast of 2 women, 9 men. Three sets. Medieval costumes.

Robert Fitzooth of Locksley earns the displeasure of the Sheriff of Nottingham, by defending his home from unlawful seizure, in the King's absence. Declared an outlaw, he gathers a few loyal friends about him, and retires to Sherwood Forest, where he trai... More

Play script dramatized by James Norris. A gay and jaunty play of Medieval England. Cast of 2 women, 9 men. Three sets. Medieval costumes.

Robert Fitzooth of Locksley earns the displeasure of the Sheriff of Nottingham, by defending his home from unlawful seizure, in the King's absence. Declared an outlaw, he gathers a few loyal friends about him, and retires to Sherwood Forest, where he trains his men to play pranks on the rich, usurping officials, and wins fame by his prowess as an archer. In an effort to capture him, the Sheriff declares a shooting match at the Nottingham Fair. Robin and his men, taking the precaution to wear disguise, enter the town long enough for Robin to win the golden arrow, but escape with difficulty, pursued by the Sheriff and his party. In the ensuing duel between Robin and the Sheriff, it appears that Robin has lost; and his men are in despair at the tragedy, when the tide is suddenly turned.

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