Aladdin is a good example of a pantomime.0:07
The story is hundreds of years old.0:10
Aladdin is the central character.0:14
There's also his mother, Twankie.0:16
Her husband is dead, so she has to wash clothes for money.0:19
In the pantomime, her part is usually funny and they choose an ugly man to play it.0:24
This horse can talk and dance.0:32
It isn't a real horse, but two men.0:35
One actor is the front legs, the other is the back.0:38
There is a beautiful princess too.0:42
A nice looking young girl plays this part.0:45
One day Aladdin meets a strange old man, Abanezar.0:49
Abanazar says to Aladdin that he is his uncle, his father's brother.0:54
In fact, he's a bad man.1:01
Abanazar gives Aladdin a ring and tells him to find a lamp in a cave under the ground and adds that the boy must bring the lamp back.1:04
Aladdin finds the lamp but doesn't give it to Abanazar.1:14
He takes the lamp and then his mother tries to clean the lamp and the genie of the lamp appears.1:19
Eventually the genie helps Aladdin and his family.1:26
Aladdin marries the princess and they live happily ever after.1:30
This kind of play is always funny and never scary.1:35
It allows the actors to improvise and make jokes.1:38
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