The Adventures of Pippa Higgins
The Adventures of Pippa Higgins comes from an original series of short plays for children’s theatre. Short kid’s plays for teachers/students.
Featured Monologue – The Adventures of Pippa Higgins
PIPPA: My father built his very own animal gadget which, when used, will make any living creature fall peacefully asleep. He would never harm any living creature, ever. My father is a craftsman and an inventor and he creates wonderful contraptions to help make improvements in science and technology. My father loves animals and all living life and he wished to help Radford the Rabbit because he was ill.
The same way my father helped Faris the Fox and Tabata the Turtle. My father helps all animals in need by taking them into his work lab and treating them with medicine. After he nurses them back to health and they make a full recovery, they are stronger, faster, smarter and happier than ever before. (beat) Don’t you think it possible that what you consider a magical wand was actually my father’s invention?
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Monologue Summary
This 1-minute adventure monologue challenges kid and teen actors to bring Pippa’s inventive, magical world to life while exploring friendship, imagination, and courage.
- Genre: Adventure
- Length: ~1 Minute
- Age Range: Kid/Teen
- Monologue Character: Pippa
- Themes: fantasy, magic, wizards
- Best For: short monologue for kids, children’s theatre
World of the Play
- Cast Size: 2 girls, 2 boys, 1 rabbit
- Characters in Play: Pippa, Bentley, Grayson, Shelly, Radford The Rabbit
- In this one-act children’s play, Pippa Higgins makes new friends from school and introduces them to her dear friend Radford The Rabbit. Radford is a talking rabbit and we soon discover that there is a little more mystery than expected with Pippa and her family of wizards.
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Monologue Source: The Adventures of Pippa Higgins
This is a monologue from The Adventures of Pippa Higgins, a one-act eplay by Joseph Arnone, 2025.
