zephyr Posted December 27, 2006 Posted December 27, 2006 PROLOGUE Two families from Takoma Have fought for years and years This has led to bloodshed Tantrums, death and tears Oh fair city of Takoma You have seen them come and go Now Ladies and Gentlemen Let’s get on with the show Act 1 Scene 1 The back stage area is fraught with tension On this glorious opening night We have to hope that the phantom Doesn’t cause the performers too much of a fright Act 1 Scene 2 The phantom was once the lead dancer With style and grace he glided Everything was going well Till with a ballerina he collided He was performing a simple En arriere But the trapdoor was left open He said a swearie en passant He fell and his neck was broken Now he haunts the theatre From the flies, the wings, the pit But being a ghoul and aged He’s starting to fall to bits Act 1 Scene 3 A dancer doing a grand jete Was most upset when he found The arm that had dropped off the phantom Drumming its fingers there on the ground He tried to change to an Echappes Sautes But that’s impossible whilst in mid air His legs crossed his eyes did too A ripping sound came from his underwear The phantom had ruined the performance The dancer never danced again For he’d landed awkwardly on his cod piece Now even an a la second brought him too much pain Act 2 Scene 1 Back to the story we must go Before we lose the thread Or possibly the ghostly phantom Losses his ghoulish head Act 2 Scene 2 Julia was a winsome wench Born to high society Her parents had arranged for her to wed Milan, a lad born to gentry Now Julia fancied Milan not a jot Not an iota, a bit, at all But her parents were quite adamant The writing was on the wall Julia had met a roguish bloke At a dance, well where else could it be Though she was one of the Castanets He was named Romario From the Castanets he didn’t flee Act 2 Scene 3 He wore a mask upon his face So nobody knew who he be It may seem a little bit tenuous But this is Ballet darling, you see The phantom watched the scene from on high He always wanted to play Romerio This was because he had no luck with girls He really wanted to be a lothario So the phantom let the sand bags go They fell to the stage with a thud! Poor Romario was hit on the head The stage was covered with blood Act 2 Scene 4 The phantom swooped down to the stage To catch Julia as she swooned Did I mention his brain was addled? He thought it opera, so he crooned The Director leapt upon the stage ‘Stop this farce I say’! A voice from the back of the auditorium said ‘We can’t hear from this far away’ ‘What did the ghoul say just then’? ‘Was it that he loveth men’? ‘Bugger off’ said the Director Well it all kicked off right then Act 3 Scene 1 The balcony scene was abandoned Wherefore art thou Romerio? They all knew where he was He’d been smitten by the blow Julia took a potion She thought to end her life It turned out she’d taken Viagra She’d have been better using a knife Act 3 Scene 2 Romario woke upon the stage He wasn’t really dead Well, until the phantom seen him And kicked him in the head Romerio was done and gone Julia wept tears of grief But then the Viagra did kick in She went with the phantom for relief EPILOGUE Julia and the phantom Copulated the whole day through And lo inside her belly A ghoulish baby grew She’d forgotten about poor Romario But give the new mother her due Now she’s changing nappies And the odd arm or two
sarahc Posted December 27, 2006 Posted December 27, 2006 I would never have thought you knew so much about the inner workings of the ballet.
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