The play 'The Fat Princess' features a princess who loves crisps, a shy dragon, and a cowardly knight. When the dragon attempts to capture the princess, he becomes frightened and flees, leading to the knight saving her instead. Ultimately, the knight and the princess marry and share a fondness for crisps together.

1. The Fat Princess
The Fat Princess, Shy Dragon and Cowardly Knight.
Adapted for the stage by class 2A
Characters: Fat Princess (I love crisps)
Cowardly Knight (I can’t say boo to a goose!)
Shy Dragon (don’t call me wallflower!)
Narrators All Class
The Playscript
Narrator: Once there was a princess. She was a fat princess and she
really loved crisps.
Narrator: She was walking in the castle garden eating a very big bag
of crisps.
Princess: Oh what a beautiful day and even better as I have a big bag
of crisps.
Narrator: Near the princess is a very shy dragon who is trying his best
to capture her (because that’s what dragons do!) but he is just too shy! She
doesn’t notice him as she is so involved eating her crisps.
Dragon (making his best dragon noises) plucks up courage and
captures the princess, but in a very shy way.
Narrator The Princess started screaming very loudly.
Princess: Help me! Help me! My crisps they have fallen on the floor!

2. Dragon: This is too scary for me I’m off.
Narrator: The dragon ran off and was never seen again (he actually
went on a course to become a real dragon.)
Princess: What a handsome knight! My hero! Would you like a
crisp?
George: Your welcome and Oh yes please, I love crisps.
Narrator: So George married the Princess and they ate lots of
crisps together
The End