英文话剧[野天鹅]（高分）
The Wild Swans(野天鹅) Long ago and far away there lived a King. He was very proud of his eleven sons and one daughter. All of his children were good, kind and wise, even young Eliza who was still only a baby. The Queen had sadly died and after a while, feeling that his children needed a mother, the King married again. His new Queen was very jealous of the eleven princes and Eliza, and life for them soon changed. Eliza was sent to the country to be brought up on a farm. The Queen turned the King from his sons, by telling lies to him about them. Soon the King cared nothing for his sons. The Queen was delighted. Go, you big ugly birds, she cried to them one day, casting a spell on them. But the worst she could do was to turn them into swans with golden crowns on their heads. Away they flew. They flew over the cottage where Eliza lived, but no-one saw them. Eliza lived happily at the farm, but she missed her brothers. When she was fifteen, she returned to the palace. The Queen was furious at how pretty Eliza had become, and would dearly have liked to turn her into a swan like her brothers. Instead she bathed Eliza and put three toads in to change her looks. The toads were instantly turned to poppies by Eliza's innocence and goodness. The Queen then used walnut juice to darken Eliza's skin, and matted her hair with fat. This will make the King reject you, said the Queen, and the King did turn from Eliza. He did not know that this messy girl brought before him was his daughter. Eliza was very upset and decided to run away to look for her brothers. She went over the fields and through the forests. She came at last to a stream and saw her own reflection. No wonder my father did not know me, she said, and she jumped in to wash herself. Moments later the real Eliza emerged, with clean golden hair and fair skin. For many days she walked, looking for her brothers. One day she met an old woman. She had a basket of fruit and shared some with Eliza. Have you seen eleven princes riding through the forest? asked Eliza. I haven't, my dear, said the old woman. But yesterday I did see eleven swans riding down the stream. Each had a golden crown on his head. She showed Eliza the river. Eliza followed the river to the shore, and stood watching the waves. As the sun set, the swans turned into eleven princes with golden crowns on their heads. My brothers! cried Eliza, and she ran to greet them. They were delighted to see their younger sister, now grown into a lovely girl. They soon realised that it was because of the wicked Queen that they were rejected. We are swans during the day, said the eldest. But when the sun goes down, we regain our human form. We therefore have to be over land when the sun sets or we will be doomed. We will take you with us when we leave tomorrow, said the youngest. Tonight we must weave a net to carry you. All night the brothers and sister wove a net. In the morning as Eliza slept, eleven swans flew up into the air, carrying the net. The youngest shaded Eliza's face from the sun with his wing. On the other side of the sea was a beautiful land. The brothers flew hard to reach it in daylight. Here is your new home, they said as they landed. Eliza had a dream that night. A fairy came to her and said, There is a way to save your brothers, but it means hardship and pain for you. There are stinging nettles around the cave. Gather them, although they will sting, and trample them with your feet. With the flax, weave and make up eleven mail shirts for your brothers. But you must never speak, from the moment you start until you finish, even if it takes years, or your brothers will die. Eliza awoke with a nettle stinging her hand. Her brothers had already left as it was broad daylight, so Eliza began her work. When they returned and saw her poor blistered hands, and she would not say a word, they realised that she was working for them. Two more days and the first shirt was finished. A day later, she was at her work, when the royal huntsmen came to the forest. She ran to her cave in fright, but the dogs followed her. The King was amongst the huntsmen and fell in love with Eliza when he saw her. I'll take you to the palace, where you may make your home, he told Eliza. Eliza was beautifully dressed, and the King chose to make her his Queen, but she would not smile or say a word. My present to you, he said, taking her to a small chamber, is a room like your cave, with all your familiar things around you. There Eliza saw the prepared nettles and the completed shirt and she was happy. Night after night the young Queen crept away from the King to continue her work. Soon seven shirts were completed, but she had no more flax. Eliza knew that the nearest nettles grew in the graveyard. At the dead of night, while all were asleep, she crept out to the graveyard. On a gravestone sat seven witches, counting the dead. Eliza walked straight past, with a shudder. The Archbishop was the only one to have seen Eliza leave, and he had followed her. He did not trust her, and thought she had bewitched the King. The Queen is a witch, the Archbishop told the King. I have proof. The King did not want to believe it, but he watched when Eliza went out at night. Night after night, she continued her weaving in the small room. Then one night, with one shirt to go, Eliza ran out of flax and nettles. She would have to visit the graveyard again. This time the King followed. He saw the witches on the gravestone and believed Eliza to be one of them. The people must judge her, said the King sadly. And the people judged that she was a witch and should be burned at the stake. Eliza was thrown into prison. Her pillows and sheets were the nettle shirts. She could not have wished for better blankets, and she continued her work. Eleven princes arrived that night at the palace gate, demanding to see the king. It's too late to disturb the King, said the guards. Eleven swans flew off as dawn broke. Eliza was carried to the stake in a cart, still sewing and weaving the eleventh shirt. The others lay at her feet. Look at the witch! cried the mob. She still sews! She's casting spells Take it from her! The people were about to tear the shirts from her when eleven swans appeared, golden crowns on their heads, flapping their wings and forcing the people back. The executioner went to tie Eliza to the sake, but Eliza quickly threw the shirts over her brothers, and they became princes again. Sadly the youngest still had a wing instead of an arm, as Eliza had not quite finished the shirt. Now I may speak! cried Eliza, turning to the King. The whole story was told to the King, who was very happy. He did not want to loose Eliza. As the eldest prince spoke, the wood at the stake blossomed and a huge rose bush sprang up. The King gave a rose to Eliza, and there was a happy wedding procession back to the palace, where the King and Eliza lived happily. 回答者： 霸州的周 - 秀才 二级 5-27 13:21The Wild Swans(野天鹅) Long ago and far away there lived a King. He was very proud of his eleven sons and one daughter. All of his children were good, kind and wise, even young Eliza who was still only a baby. The Queen had sadly died and after a while, feeling that his children needed a mother, the King married again. His new Queen was very jealous of the eleven princes and Eliza, and life for them soon changed. Eliza was sent to the country to be brought up on a farm. The Queen turned the King from his sons, by telling lies to him about them. Soon the King cared nothing for his sons. The Queen was delighted. Go, you big ugly birds, she cried to them one day, casting a spell on them. But the worst she could do was to turn them into swans with golden crowns on their heads. Away they flew. They flew over the cottage where Eliza lived, but no-one saw them. Eliza lived happily at the farm, but she missed her brothers. When she was fifteen, she returned to the palace. The Queen was furious at how pretty Eliza had become, and would dearly have liked to turn her into a swan like her brothers. Instead she bathed Eliza and put three toads in to change her looks. The toads were instantly turned to poppies by Eliza's innocence and goodness. The Queen then used walnut juice to darken Eliza's skin, and matted her hair with fat. This will make the King reject you, said the Queen, and the King did turn from Eliza. He did not know that this messy girl brought before him was his daughter. Eliza was very upset and decided to run away to look for her brothers. She went over the fields and through the forests. She came at last to a stream and saw her own reflection. No wonder my father did not know me, she said, and she jumped in to wash herself. Moments later the real Eliza emerged, with clean golden hair and fair skin. For many days she walked, looking for her brothers. One day she met an old woman. She had a basket of fruit and shared some with Eliza. Have you seen eleven princes riding through the forest? asked Eliza. I haven't, my dear, said the old woman. But yesterday I did see eleven swans riding down the stream. Each had a golden crown on his head. She showed Eliza the river. Eliza followed the river to the shore, and stood watching the waves. As the sun set, the swans turned into eleven princes with golden crowns on their heads. My brothers! cried Eliza, and she ran to greet them. They were delighted to see their younger sister, now grown into a lovely girl. They soon realised that it was because of the wicked Queen that they were rejected. We are swans during the day, said the eldest. But when the sun goes down, we regain our human form. We therefore have to be over land when the sun sets or we will be doomed. We will take you with us when we leave tomorrow, said the youngest. Tonight we must weave a net to carry you. All night the brothers and sister wove a net. In the morning as Eliza slept, eleven swans flew up into the air, carrying the net. The youngest shaded Eliza's face from the sun with his wing. On the other side of the sea was a beautiful land. The brothers flew hard to reach it in daylight. Here is your new home, they said as they landed. Eliza had a dream that night. A fairy came to her and said, There is a way to save your brothers, but it means hardship and pain for you. There are stinging nettles around the cave. Gather them, although they will sting, and trample them with your feet. With the flax, weave and make up eleven mail shirts for your brothers. But you must never speak, from the moment you start until you finish, even if it takes years, or your brothers will die. Eliza awoke with a nettle stinging her hand. Her brothers had already left as it was broad daylight, so Eliza began her work. When they returned and saw her poor blistered hands, and she would not say a word, they realised that she was working for them. Two more days and the first shirt was finished. A day later, she was at her work, when the royal huntsmen came to the forest. She ran to her cave in fright, but the dogs followed her. The King was amongst the huntsmen and fell in love with Eliza when he saw her. I'll take you to the palace, where you may make your home, he told Eliza. Eliza was beautifully dressed, and the King chose to make her his Queen, but she would not smile or say a word. My present to you, he said, taking her to a small chamber, is a room like your cave, with all your familiar things around you. There Eliza saw the prepared nettles and the completed shirt and she was happy. Night after night the young Queen crept away from the King to continue her work. Soon seven shirts were completed, but she had no more flax. Eliza knew that the nearest nettles grew in the graveyard. At the dead of night, while all were asleep, she crept out to the graveyard. On a gravestone sat seven witches, counting the dead. Eliza walked straight past, with a shudder. The Archbishop was the only one to have seen Eliza leave, and he had followed her. He did not trust her, and thought she had bewitched the King. The Queen is a witch, the Archbishop told the King. I have proof. The King did not want to believe it, but he watched when Eliza went out at night. Night after night, she continued her weaving in the small room. Then one night, with one shirt to go, Eliza ran out of flax and nettles. She would have to visit the graveyard again. This time the King followed. He saw the witches on the gravestone and believed Eliza to be one of them. The people must judge her, said the King sadly. And the people judged that she was a witch and should be burned at the stake. Eliza was thrown into prison. Her pillows and sheets were the nettle shirts. She could not have wished for better blankets, and she continued her work. Eleven princes arrived that night at the palace gate, demanding to see the king. It's too late to disturb the King, said the guards. Eleven swans flew off as dawn broke. Eliza was carried to the stake in a cart, still sewing and weaving the eleventh shirt. The others lay at her feet. Look at the witch! cried the mob. She still sews! She's casting spells Take it from her! The people were about to tear the shirts from her when eleven swans appeared, golden crowns on their heads, flapping their wings and forcing the people back. The executioner went to tie Eliza to the sake, but Eliza quickly threw the shirts over her brothers, and they became princes again. Sadly the youngest still had a wing instead of an arm, as Eliza had not quite finished the shirt. Now I may speak! cried Eliza, turning to the King. The whole story was told to the King, who was very happy. He did not want to loose Eliza. As the eldest prince spoke, the wood at the stake blossomed and a huge rose bush sprang up. The King gave a rose to Eliza, and there was a happy wedding procession back to the palace, where the King and Eliza lived happily.
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柳林风声 Wind in the Willow木偶奇遇记 The Adventures of Pinocchio小王子 The Little Prince爱丽丝漫游奇境 Alice's Adventures in Wonderland白雪公主 Little Snow-white三只小猪 The Three Little Pigs灰姑娘 Cinderella杰克与魔豆 Jack Bean小红帽 Hoodwinked豌豆上的公主 The Princess onthe Pea拇指姑娘 Thumbelina小意达的花儿 Little Ida’SFlowers顽皮的孩子 The Naughty Boy打火匣 The Tinder—Box小克劳斯与大克劳斯 Great Claus and Little Claus坚定的锡兵 The Hardy Tin Soldier野天鹅 The Wild Swans飞箱 The Flying Trunk鹳鸟 The Storks铜猪 The Metal Pig玫瑰花精 The Rose—Elf安琪儿 The Angel夜莺 The Nightingale丑小鸭 The Ugly Duckling枞树 The Fir Tree
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安生平及作品简介 安徒生 (Hans Christian Andersen) (丹 麦) (1805——1875） 安徒生是丹麦19世纪著名童家，文学童话创始人。
他生于欧登塞城一个贫苦鞋匠家庭，早年在慈善学校读过书，当过学徒工。
受父亲和民间口头文学影响，他自幼酷爱文学。
11岁时父亲病逝，母亲改嫁。
为追求艺术，他14岁时只身来到首都哥本哈根。
经过8年奋斗，终于在诗剧《阿尔芙索尔》的剧作中崭露才华。
因此，被皇家艺术剧院送进斯拉格尔塞文法学校和赫尔辛欧学校免费就读。
历时5年。
1828年，升入哥尔哈根大学。
毕业后始终无工作，主要靠稿费维持生活。
1838年获得作家奖金——国家每年拨给他200元非公职津贴。
安徒生终生未成家室，1875年8月4日病逝于朋友——商人麦尔乔家中。
安徒生文学生涯始于1822年。
早期主要撰写诗歌和剧本。
进入大学后，创作日趋成熟。
曾发表游记和歌舞喜剧，出版诗集和诗剧。
1833年出版长篇小说《即兴诗人》，为他赢得国际声誉，是他成人文学的代表作。
“为了争取未来的一代”，安徒生决定给孩子写童话，出版了《讲给孩子们听的故事》。
此后数年，每年圣诞节都出版一本这样的童话集。
其后又不断发表新作，直到1872年因患癌症才逐渐搁笔。
近40年间，共计写了童话168篇。
安徒生童话具有独特的艺术风格：即诗意的美和喜剧性的幽默。
前者为主导风格，多体现在歌颂性的童话中，后者多体现在讽刺性的童话中。
安徒生的创作可分早、中、晚三个时期。
早期童话多充满绮丽的幻想、乐观的精神，体现现实主义和浪漫主义相结合的特点。
代表作有《打火匣》、《小意达的花儿》、《拇指姑娘》、《海的女儿》、《野天鹅》、《丑小鸭》等。
中期童话，幻想成分减弱，现实成分相对增强。
在鞭挞丑恶、歌颂善良中，表现了对美好生活的执着追求，也流露了缺乏信心的忧郁情绪。
代表作有《卖火柴的小女孩》、《白雪皇后》、《影子》、《一滴水》、《母亲的故事》、《演木偶戏的人》等。
晚期童话比中期更加面对现实，着力描写底层民众的悲苦命运，揭露社会生活的阴冷、黑暗和人间的不平。
作品基调低沉。
代表作有《柳树下的梦》、《她是一个废物》、《单身汉的睡帽》、《幸运的贝儿》等。
安徒生年表 1805年4月2日出生于丹麦费恩岛奥登塞小镇。
1816年11岁时父亲过世。
1819年14岁时独自离家到哥本哈根，寻求创作机会。
1822年8月发表作品《尝试集》，含诗剧及故事共三篇。
此集子因其出身寒微而无出版机会，但已引起文化界某些人士的注意。
10月，进入中等教会学校补习文化，共读六年，对其教育方式感到痛苦不已；不过这六年中大量阅读名家作品，也练习创作诗篇、歌剧。
1827年，离开学校回到哥本哈根。
发表诗歌，受到 上流社会 评论家称赞，鼓起安徒生对写作的信心。
1829年，写出长篇幻想游记《阿马格岛漫游记》出版，第一版销售一空。
出版商立刻以优厚条件买下第二版，安徒生因此从饥饿的压迫中解脱。
喜剧《在尼古拉耶夫塔上的爱情》在皇家歌剧院上演。
同年也出版第一本诗集。
1830年，初恋失败。
开始旅行；第二本诗集出版。
1831－1834年，恋爱再度失败，遭逢母丧，不久出版长篇自传体小说《即兴诗人》。
1835年30岁时开始写童话，出版第一本童话集，仅61页的小册子，内含《打火匣》、《小克劳斯和大克劳斯》、《豌豆上的公主》、《小意达的花儿》共四篇。
作品并未获得一致好评，甚至有人认为他没有写童话的天份，建议他放弃，但安徒生说：“这才是我不朽的工作呢
” 1844年，写出自传性作品《丑小鸭》。
1846年，写出《卖火柴的小女孩》。
1970年出版晚期最长一篇作品《幸运的贝儿》，共七万余字，是以他自己的生活感受为基础写成的，但不完全是自传。
1867年，被故乡奥登塞选为荣誉市民。
1875年8月4日上午11时，因肝癌逝世于朋友的乡间别墅。
丧礼备极哀荣，享年70岁。
安徒生作品目录： 长篇小说（6）：《即兴诗人》（1835），《奥·特》（1836），《不过是个提琴手》（1837），《两位男爵夫人》（1848），《生乎
死乎》（1857），《幸运儿》（1870）。
剧本（25）：诗剧《阿夫索尔》（1822
），《圣尼古拉教堂钟楼的爱情》（1829），歌剧《拉默穆尔的新娘》（1832），歌剧《乌鸦》（1832），诗剧《埃格纳特的人鱼》（1834），轻歌舞剧《离别与相逢》（1835），歌剧《司普洛峨的神》（1839），《黑白混血儿》（1840），《摩尔人的女儿》（1840），《幸福之花》（1844），独幕诗剧《国王的梦想》（1844），《梨树上的鸟儿》（1845），《小基尔斯滕》（1846），《科莫河边的婚礼》（1848），四幕喜剧《比珠宝还珍贵》（1850），歌剧《北欧的女神》（1850），《新房产》（1850），《睡魔》（1850），喜剧《海尔德摩尔》（1851），喜剧《接骨木妈妈》（1851），喜剧《出身并非名门》（1863），喜剧《长桥》（1863），三幕剧《西班牙客人》（1865），独幕剧《初来者》（年代不明），《罗斯基里达之夜》（年代不明）。
游记（6）：《1828年和1829年从霍尔门运河至阿迈厄岛东角步行记》（1829），《瑞典纪行》（1851），《西班牙风光》（1863），《访问葡萄牙》（1866）。
自传（3）：《小传》（1832），《我一生真实的故事》（1847），《我的童话人生》（1855）。
诗（4）：《诗集》（一，1829），《诗集》（二，1830），诗集《幻想与现实》（1830），诗集《一年的十二个月》（1832）。
以及童话。
徒生是一个穷苦鞋匠的儿子，母亲是一个濒于讨饭境地的、靠为人洗衣过活的寡妇。
安徒生小时不仅经常和饥饿打交道，同时还处处遭到人们的鄙视。
但他却有一个在当时被认为是与他出身不相称的、“异想天开”的“志”——他想当一个艺术家，一个芭蕾舞演员，一个歌唱家，一个在舞台上表演人生、创造“美”的艺术家。
为此，他在一般庸俗人的眼中就成了一个天大的笑柄。
但他却一点也不感到气馁。
安徒生14岁就离开了家乡奥登塞市，带着祖母和母亲所积蓄下来的几十个铜子，只身去那举目无亲的京城——当时的文化中心哥本哈根，去追求他的理想。
不难想像，在当时那个世态炎凉的社会里，等待他的是一种什么命运。
饥饿和精神上的打击与他结了不解之缘。
但他以顽强的毅力，克服了种种困难。
虽然由于贫困和由此而带来的疾病折磨了他的身体，毁坏了他的体形和声音，使他不能成为一个舞台艺术家，但他以坚强的意志最后还是达到了他的目的：他成为全世界亿万儿童所喜爱的童话作家。
他在童话作品中所创造出的美和诗，成为人类永远享受不尽的精神财富和艺术宝藏。
阿拉丁神灯舞台剧剧本
阿拉丁是一个贫穷的阿拉伯少年，可是他有着善良、正直的好品德。
一天在王宫外的阿拉伯市场上，他浑然不觉卷入了一桩大阴谋。
凭直觉他感到公主和国王正面临着困难，他天真善良地想帮助他们，却被图谋篡夺王位的宰相认作死敌，而阿拉丁还把阴险的宰相当作朋友，结果遭到宰相的暗算。
在绝境中，阿拉丁得到在油灯中沉睡了千年的灯神的帮助成为王子，重返宫殿，终于与公主一起用智慧战胜了宰相。
