After the introduction we then run into groups and make ourselves some trees, we do this by balancing someone on our backs and also by wearing a black sack wih paintings of leaves on them. Then "Mr Wolf" is introduced by him sneaking behind the trees, giving that aerie kind of look to him. An instrumental version of "Mr Grinch" is used and we have adapted some lyrics to the song. We decided to use this song to sing for the wolf as it is a child friendly song and it can be sang in a slapstick and/or melodramatic way, therefore making the audience engaged even more, keeping their excitement as full as possible. After the song ends we get back into a tree like pose and Red then interacts with the audience, she asks them what way to go and in the background we can see Mr Wolf lurking about, looking up to no good. As red asks what way to go and starts walking off one way, the wolf out paces her in the background and then by pointing in the opposite direction, this will cause our audience to shout out what way she should go, this is also another way to keep the audience engaged and a way to have their full attention. Shortly after she meets Mr wolf (he is planning to eat her but he misses as she crouches down to pick up some flowers) and we see that he is mean and sends Red on a long route to her grannies house. Shortly after the Narrator gets the audience to “boo” at the wolf so that it is a clear way to show that the wolf is the bad character in the story for anyone that didn’t quite realise it.
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