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Toby, a 12-year old indentured servant, leaves London for Boston in 1773 hoping for a better life. As a servant to Master Grimes, Toby witnesses the cruel treatment of colonists and decides to help the patriot cause by spying on his master. Toby learns of plans for the Boston Tea Party and steals a book containing the names of tea ships set to arrive. On the night of the Tea Party, Toby confirms the ship names, aiding the colonists as they dump crates of tea into Boston Harbor in protest of British rule.
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- 1. To b y T u r n s S p y A play about an event that impacted the Boston Tea Party On December 16, 1773
- 2. Toby Turns Spy A 12 year old Toby Wright leaves London, England. He is expecting to make a better life for himself in America. As an indentured servant, Toby learns that there is nothing more important than freedom. He is willing to take any risk to win freedom for his new country and for himself.
- 3. It was so cold! “Just one more minute.”
- 4. London, England June of 1773 “There’s a fortune to be made in America!”
- 5. Indentured Servant “Can you read?” “Put your mark on this paper!”
- 6. Working for the Master
- 7. Master Grimes “You lazy lout! Stupid, worthless, boy!” “The wagons aren’t loaded, ,and you lay in bed like a king!”
- 8. Bess “I’m sorry, My father can be cruel.”
- 9. The Spy “Our money pays for England’s war.” “Out taxes go to English pockets.”
- 10. Samuel Adams “Dare we cry for liberty and independence?”
- 11. The next Tuesday Back at the Tavern “No English tea will enter Boston Harbor”
- 12. “I serve the merchant Patrick Grimes.”
- 13. The Stolen Book
- 14. Back at the Tavern “Lad, you really helped us! Why, that is tonight! That tea will never see an American teacup!” “Good, the names of the ships are listed.”
- 15. A Close Call
- 16. “They’ve done it!” “They looked like a band Of Indians.” “They dumped the tea into the harbor!” “ We’ll give King George a tea party he won’t forget!”
- 17. Cast Student names will be listed here… Toby Master Grimes – Bess – John D. – Samuel Adams – Narrator –
- 18. Stage Crew Students names will be listed here
- 19. Please join us for tea and crumpets The End