Edoc - Pub - The Polar Express Updated Script
Edoc - Pub - The Polar Express Updated Script
Edoc - Pub - The Polar Express Updated Script
Based on the 2004 Motion Capture Computer-Animated Fantasy Film & The Classic Children's Story by CHRIS VAN ALLSBURG
Adapted for the Stage by L. HILL & C. JOURDYN
Featuring Music by GLEN BALLARD & ALAN SILVESTRI
SYNOPSIS:
For one doubting child, an astonishing event occurs. Late on Christmas Eve night, the child lies in bed hoping to
hear the sound of reindeer bells from Santa's sleigh. When to the child’s surprise, a steam engine's roar and
whistle can be heard outside the window. The conductor invites the child on board to take an extraordinary
journey to the North Pole with many other pajama-clad children. There, the child receives an extraordinary gift
only those who still believe in Santa can exper ience...
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
Listed in order of appearance
♪ OVERTURE ♪
(Spotlight on NARRATOR)
NARRATOR (ADULT SARAH):
On Christmas Eve my parents tried desperately to put my sister and me to bed as they did every year.year .
Although my sister and I were believers through and through... going to bed on such an exciting night w as
always a little difficult for young children like us. We’d
We ’d toss and
and turn and run to check
check the window... We
We’d
’d
listen closely to every little sound; trying to stay awake until we heard him
him come...
come... Yet, somehow we’d
we’d wake
up on Christmas morning and find that Santa magically visited us throughout the night.
On one particular Christmas Eve, many years ago, I was no exception... as I pleaded with my parents to let me
stay up, in the other room lay my sister in her bed with worries of her own... A friend at school had insisted,
'There is no Santa!' Can you believe it?! She knew her friend was wrong... but even worse, she thought ...
what if her friend was right ?
On that Christmas Eve, my doubting sister lay quietly in her bed. She did not rustle the sheets. She breathed
slowly and silently. She was listening for the same sound I w as... only, she was afraid she’d
she’d never
never hear it...
SARAH:
But... But... But, I have to...
FATHER (PETER):
Come on sweetie, it’s late and you need your rest.
SARAH:
But she said Santa would have to fly faster than light...to get to every house in one night.
FATHER (PETER):
So...
SARAH:
(Quickly continues) And
continues) And to hold everyone's presents...his sled would be bigger than an ocean liner!
FATHER (PETER):
Your sister said that? Oh she was just kidding you. She knows there's a Santa.
FATHER (PETER):
Of course Santa is real. He's as real as Christmas itself.
MOTHER (CATHY):
...But he won't come until you're sound asleep, young lady. Off to bed now... Sweet dreams.
FATHER (PETER):
Santa will be here before you know it. So go upstairs to sleep.
SARAH:
Ok... Good Night.
♪ CONFLICT HARP ♪
JO:
(To herself) How can Santa be real? He’s a fairy tale just like the tooth fairy. Nobody could deliver millions of
presents in just one night. That’s impossible! (She hears people coming and runs to her bed.)
FATHER (PETER):
She's gotta be asleep by now.
MOTHER (CATHY):
She used to stay awake all night waiting for Santa.
FATHER (PETER):
Think those days are just about over...
MOTHER (CATHY):
That would be sad if that were true.
FATHER (PETER):
Yeah, an end of the magic...
MOTHER (CATHY):
(Whispering) Merry Christmas, sweetheart
FATHER (PETER):
She's out like a light... An express train wouldn't wake her up now.
JO:
"End of the magic?!” What does that mean? (She ponders for a moment.) What if Santa actually is real and
he’s not a made up story? (She falls asleep.)
♪ POLAR ENTRANCE ♪
JO:
What is that?! (She jumps out of bed and runs to her window. A light blinds her as she stumbles backward.)
Whoa!...what’s going on? (JO runs outside.)
{RED CURTAIN Opens fully with a flood of smoke and bright lights shining on JO.}
CONDUCTOR:
(Off Stage) All Aboard! {(He appears from the smoke)} All Aboard! (JO walks over to conductor.)
Well, you coming?
JO:
Where?
CONDUCTOR:
Why to The North Pole of course, this is The Polar Express!
JO:
The North Pole?
CONDUCTOR:
I see... hold this please (hands lantern to JO) Is this you? (He shows JO a clipboard)
JO:
(She looks at clipboard) Yeah...
CONDUCTOR:
Well it says here: NO photo with de partment store Santa this year, NO letter to Santa and you even made
your sister put out the milk and cookies. Sounds to me like this is your crucial year. If I were you, I would think
about climbing on board. Come on, come on. (He looks at clock) I've got a schedule to keep. (JO stands there
staring at the CONDUCTOR) Suit yourself.
(The train starts to pull away and JO gets on train.) {When JO gets on the train, a burst of smoke is followed behind
her. Train interior revealed and TRAIN CHILDREN sing “The Polar Express” chorus}
JO:
Huh?
DEBORAH:
Train!!Do you know what kind of train this is?
BARBARA:
Well, do ya?
JO:
Uhh.. .ummm
BECKY:
(to DEBORAH & BARABARA) Of course, it’s a magic train. (To JO) We’re going to The North Pole.
DEBORAH:
We know it's a magic train. Actually it's a Baldwin 284 S3 class steam locomotive...
BARBARA:
...built in 1940 at the Baldwin Locomotive Works and it weighs 456,100 pounds.
CONDUCTOR:
Tickets. Tickets, please. Tickets. (to JO) Ticket, please.... Try your pocket
CONDUCTOR:
Try your other pocket.
JO:
(JO pulls out ticket and reads what the ticket says) “The Polar Express, Round Trip.”
CONDUCTOR:
(Grabs ticket) Thank you, miss...
DEBORAH:
Boy, that guy sure likes to show off.
BARBARA:
Look what that wise guy punched on my ticket. "L-E."
DEBORAH:
What the heck does that mean?
CONDUCTOR:
Next stop, 11344 Edbrooke.
DEBORAH:
(Looking out the window) We’re heading for the other side of the tracks.
BARBARA:
Oh no! Not the other side of the tracks!
(The train comes to a halt. Children peek out the windows, eavesdropping.
The CONDUCTOR gets off to greet BILLY)
CONDUCTOR:
(to BILLY) Well? You coming?
DEBORAH:
It's just another pickup.
BARBARA:
That's weird. I thought you (to JO) were supposed to be the last one.
CONDUCTOR:
(to BILLY) Why, to the North Pole, of course. This is the “Polar Express!” Suit yourself. (BILLY gets on..)
Take your seats, please! Let me remind you we are on a very tight schedule. And I've never been late
before...and I am certainly not going to be late tonight.
SCENE 3: On Board
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CONDUCTOR:
(Continues...) Your attention, please! Are there any Polar Express passengers in need of refreshment?
CONDUCTOR:
I thought so...
ENSEMBLE: CONDUCTOR:
BARBARA:
Yeah, it was thick as mud and red. He put chili pepper in instead of sugar. Get it? Hot -chocolate? (Both laugh)
TRAIN CHILD 1:
How do you know?
TRAIN CHILD 2:
I’ve never heard that before!
TRAIN CHILD 8:
That’s not even true!
DEBORAH:
Yes it is!
BARBARA:
... And did you know that it can take at least 3 minutes for a train to come to a complete stop when only
going 40mph.
JO:
(to BECKY) Where you going with that?
BECKY:
It's for him, the boy back there.
JO:
I don't think we're allowed to leave our seats.
DEBORAH:
Yah! That’s true.
BARBARA:
It's a violation of safety regulations for a kid to cross moving cars without a grown -up.
BECKY:
(Sarcastically to DEBORAH & BARBARA) I think I'll be okay...
JO:
Are you sure?
BECKY:
Yes, I’ll be fine. Now... are you coming? (To JO)
CONDUCTOR:
(Enters, noticing BECKY with HOT CHOCOLATE in hand) What about this lad in the back? Did he get any
refreshment?
CONDUCTOR:
(Interrupts her) Well, take some to him, by all means.
(JO and BECKY walk to the next car and find BILLY singing to himself.)
BILLY:
LA LA LA LA LA LA, LA LA LA LA LA, LA LA LA LA LA
I’M WISHING ON A STAR AND TRYING TO BELIEVE.
THAT EVEN THOUGH ITS FAR, HE’LL FIND ME CHRISTMAS EVE.
I GUESS THAT SANTA’S BUSY CAUSE HE’S NEVER COME AROUND.
I THINK OF HIM WHEN CHRISTMAS COMES TO TOWN.
BECKY:
THE BEST TIME OF THE YEAR, WHEN EVERYONE COMES HOME.
WITH ALL THIS CHRISTMAS CHEER, IT’S HARD TO BE ALONE.
PUTTING UP THE CHRISTMAS TREE WITH FRIENDS WHO COME AROUND.
ITS SO MUCH FUN WHEN CHRISTMAS C OMES TO TOWN.
PRESENTS FOR THE CHILDREN WRAPPED IN RED AND GREEN
BILLY:
ALL THE THINGS I’VE HEARD ABOUT, BUT NEVER REALLY SEEN
(MUSIC INTERLUDE)
BECKY:
PRESENTS FOR THE CHILDREN WRAPPED IN RED AND GREEN
BILLY:
ALL THE THINGS I’VE HEARD ABOUT, B UT NEVER REALLY SEEN
BECKY:
WHEN SANTA’S SLEIGH BELLS RING
BECKY:
THE HERALD ANGELS SING
BILLY:
I NEVER HEAR A SOUND
BECKY:
AND ALL THE DREAMS OF CHILDREN
BILLY:
ONCE LOST WILL NOW BE FOUND
BECKY:
THAT'S ALL I WANT WHEN CHRISTMAS COMES TO TOWN.
JO:
THAT’S ALL I WANT...
ALL:
WHEN CHRISTMAS COMES TO TOWN.
BECKY:
Look! (Points to the sky)
JO:
The northern lights!
CONDUCTOR:
Hey, you three. We just crossed it. Latitude 66 degrees, 33 minutes. The Arctic Circle. You see t hose lights in
the distance; they look like lights of a strange ocean liner sailing on a frozen sea.
CONDUCTOR:
We made it with five minutes to spare. We made it! Welcome to the North Pole!
BECKY:
There should be elves... where are the elves?
TRAIN CHILD 3:
Where are the elves?
TRAIN CHILD 4:
Yeah, where are the elves? (etc.ad lib’s by other children)
TRAIN CHILD 9:
(Disappointed) I don’t see them!!
CONDUCTOR:
They are gathering in the cente r of the city. That is where Santa will give the first gift of Christmas.
DEBORAH:
Who gets the first gift of Christmas?
BARBARA:
I hope it will be me! I’ve been extra good this year.
CONDUCTOR:
He will choose one of you.
TRAIN CHILD 5:
Look!! Elves! (TRAIN CHILDREN excitedly cheer, talk, adlib and look for the elves out the windows)
BARBARA:
(Whispering to DEBORAH) That seems like a gross miscalculation.
DEBORAH:
(Speaking up) Hey, what gives? It was five minutes till midnight four minutes ago.
CONDUCTOR:
(Annoyed) Exactly. Columns of two. One, two...
BECKY:
Excuse me...
CONDUCTOR:
Question?
BECKY:
What about him? (points to BILLY)
CONDUCTOR:
(to BECKY ) No one is required to see Santa. (to the group) Ladies and gentlemen, you do not have to hold
hands but please remain in your columns while we are in transit.
BECKY:
(to JO) Come on...
JO:
But we aren’t supposed to leave the group.
BECKY:
I know but it is Christmas Eve and we are going to mee t Santa. You don’t want Billy to miss this do you?
JO:
Well no... but....
BECKY:
Then come on.
BARBARA:
Hey... where are those two going?
(The group starts to walk off stage as JO and GIRL cross to BILLY)
BECKY:
Look, you have to come with us.
BILLY:
Christmas just doesn't work out for me. Never has and probably never will.. .
BECKY:
But Christmas is such a wonderful, beautiful time. It's a time for giving and being thankful,
for friends and family. People hang decorations and lights. Santa leaves presents under our Christmas trees.
BILLY:
Christmas just... (pauses) it just doesn't work out for me.
JO:
Look, I don't know if Christmas is gonna work o ut for you or not but this is C hristmas Eve. Don't stay here by
yourself.
BECKY:
Yes, come with us, we'll go together. (The three look around and realize they have separated from the group)
JO:
Oh no! Which way did they go?! We’re lost!
BECKY:
(Pausing, Listening) You hear that? The bell.
JO:
What bell?
BECKY:
The sleigh bell.
JO:
Sleigh bell?
BECKY:
Don't you hear it? That's the way we should go. Come on!
JO:
We're lost! (Sits. Depressed)
BECKY:
(Not paying attention to JO) Yes. I hear it.
BILLY:
I hear it too.
JO:
I don't hear anything.
JO:
Are you sure?
BECKY:
Absolutely.
JO:
Why can't I hear anything? I don't know about this. I don't hear it. Do you?
BECKY:
I think we should follow those arrows over there...
JO:
We're gonna miss everything.
BECKY:
(Sees stacks of presents ready to be shipped) Hey, look. Presents! (Runs and begins examining all the presents)
BILLY:
(Finding one in the stack) This one is going to my tow n. To someone named, “Billy!” ...My name is Billy... It's
going to Edbrooke Avenue. That's my address!
JO:
Come on. We’ll be late!
BILLY:
But look! It says, "Merry Christmas, Billy. F rom Mr. C!" I think I know what it is. I wanted one of these my
whole life. (Starts to open the present)
JO:
(Stopping BILLY) Wait, wait. Stop. Read it!
BILLY:
But I...
JO:
It says, “Don’t Open until Christmas”
BECKY:
(Spotting the DEBORAH & BARBARA) Hey! What are you two doing here?
DEBORAH:
Same as you, checking our presents.
BECKY:
Hey! Listen! Did you hear that? Sleigh bells! We’re here!
JO:
It's still five minutes ‘till Christmas? I think we're gonna make it!
DEBORAH:
Of course.
BARBARA:
... It's been five to for the last hour.
TRAIN CHILD 6:
(Enters, spotting the missing children) Hey! We’ve been looking for you! (The TRAIN CHILDREN enter with an
ELF guide and reunite)
TRAIN CHILD 7:
Nice to see you again!
CONDUCTOR:
Cutting it kind of close, aren't we? Santa is almost here!
(EVERYONE cheers, adlib. “Santa is on his way!” “He’s Almost here!”, etc. ringing bells ELF CHOIR gets in plac e).
SCENE 5: Santa’s Arrival/Departure
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ELF ANNOUNCER: (In an announcer’s voice) And now... Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls... You better watch
out! You better not cry...Introducing the Official Elf Choir of the Northern Hemisphere: The North Pole Singers!
ELF CHOIR:
(Music Interlude)
ELF ANNOUNCER: AUDIENCE, this time please join us in singing while we wait for his grrr rand entrance... the one,
the only.... The Man with the Bag, Mr. Jolly Ol’ Kris Kringle Himsel f...SANTA CLAUS!
BECKY:
Aren't those bells the most beautiful sound? He must be here! (Spot him) He is! He's here! He’s
Here!(CHILDREN begin to cheer excitedly)
JO:
Where?
BILLY:
I see him. He's over there.
EVERYONE :
(Cheers and celebrates) IT’s SANTA! Santa’s here! Merry Christmas! ad libs, etc.
JO:
I can't see him. I can't see him. I can't see him!
DEBORAH:
(Pointing at JO in shock) Doubter!
BARBARA:
(Gasps) Doubter!
(A bell from SANTA’S Sleigh falls off and lands in front of JO. She picks up the bell and shakes it but hears nothing.)
JO:
(Examining the bell) Okay, Okay...I believe...I believe! (She shakes the bell and finally hears it ring)
SANTA:
What was that you said?
JO:
I...I believe! (Looking up, astonished) I believe this is yours. (Hands SANTA the bell)
SANTA:
Well...Thank you. (Begins to scan the crowd for a child to pick) Now, who should receive the first present...
(CHILDREN’S hands fly up to be chosen, ad lib)
DEBORAH:
Me, me. Pick me, Santa.
BARBARA:
No! Pick me, pick me! I want the first gift. (DEBORAH & BARBARA begin to argue and fight)
SANTA:
(to DEBORAH & BARBARA) Patience and a smidgen of humility might also serve you both well.
SANTA:
(to BECKY) And you, young lady... A lady of decision, full of confidence and spirit, Christmas spirit. Keep up the
good work.
BECKY:
Thank you.
SANTA:
(to BILLY) And Billy. It is Billy?
BILLY:
Yes.
SANTA:
I see you've made some new friends.
BILLY:
Yes, sir. I sure have.
SANTA:
That's a lucky lad. There's no greater gift than friendship. (to EVERYONE) And speaking of gifts, let’s have this
young lady right here. (to JO) Now...what would you like for Christmas?
JO:
Me?
SANTA:
Yes, you. (JO whispers what she wants to Santa) Yes...Indeed. Hmmm.. Yes, indeed. (to EVERYONE) The first
gift of Christmas! (Holds up the bell) This bell is a wonderful symbol of the spirit of C hristmas... as am I.
Just remember...the true spirit of Christmas lies in your heart. (Midnight tolls.) (to JO) Merry Christmas! Let’s
Celebrate the Spirit of Christmas!
(Music Begins)
CONDUCTOR:
(to JO) Better keep that in a safe place.
DEBORAH:
(Examining the bell) Man alive!! An authentic, first edition, mint condition, Kris Kringle Be ll!!
IT'S THE SPIRIT OF THE SEASON, FI LLING HEARTS WITH LOVE AND CARE
LET THE SHINING STAR
INCREASE IT EVERYWHERE
MAKE IT THERE, LIKE A PRAYER
WHATEVER IT IS YOU NEED TO SHARE IT
SANTA:
Ho Ho Ho, Pull, Comet. Pull, boy! Prancer, that's a girl. Good boy, Dasher. Ho Ho Ho!
IT'S THE SPIRIT OF THE SEASON, FILL HEARTS WITH LOVE AND CARE
LET THE SHINING STAR INCREASE IT EVERYWHERE...
EVEN THERE, LIKE A PRAYER
WHATEVER IT IS YOU NEED TO SHARE IT
BECKY:
It's everything I dreamed it would be.
BILLY:
Could all this be nothing but a dream?
JO:
No.
BILLY:
How do you know for sure?
JO:
I... I just believe.
SANTA:
(Offstage) To the top of the roof. To the top of the wall... Now, dash away, dash away... Dash away all!
(BLACKOUT)
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CONDUCTOR:
All Aboard! All Aboard! Show your tickets. Have your tickets re ady. (to KNOW IT ALL) All right, you two...
Tickets, please.
DEBORAH:
Lean. (to BARBARA) Whatever that's supposed to mean...
CONDUCTOR:
Lean is spelled with four letters. I believed I punched five.
DEBORAH:
Hey, are you saying I don't know how to...? (Look again)
BARBARA:
Oh...We’re sorry. It says learn, our mistake.
CONDUCTOR:
Lesson Learned. (to BILLY) Ticket.
CONDUCTOR:
That is some special ticket.
BILLY:
Sure is.
CONDUCTOR:
So can you count on us to get you home safe and sound?
BILLY:
Absolutely. Me... and my friends.
CONDUCTOR:
Ticket.
BECKY:
It says lead, like lead balloon.
CONDUCTOR:
I believe it also is pronounced “lead”, as in leader, leadership, lead the way. Follow you anywhere, ma'am.
BECKY:
Oh... Thank you!
CONDUCTOR:
(to JO) Ah, yes. The young gal with all the questions... ticket.
JO:
It says...
CONDUCTOR:
(Interrupts her) It’s nothing I need to know.
JO:
Oh... (Nodding and Smiling).
CONDUCTOR:
All Aboard! Last call, All Aboard! (He goes onto the train as JO looks at his ticket.)
JO:
Believe. (She walks onto the train.)
BECKY:
Come on, let's see. Show us the bell.
BECKY:
Where is it?
JO:
I lost it. I lost the bell from Santa’s sleigh.
BILLY:
Don’t...Don’t worry we’ll find it. (CHILDREN ad lib... ”yeah don’t worry”, “yeah we’ll find it” “yeah we’ll help
you, all of us” etc .)
BECKY:
Yah, let’s hurry up and find it right now. Come on! (The train-whistle blows) It’s too late...I’m sorry.
JO:
I will never find it now. I got the first gift of Christmas, a bell from Santa’s sleigh... and I lost it.
CONDUCTOR:
11344 Edbrooke Ave. Next stop 11344 Edbrooke Ave. (BILLY stands up and starts following the conductor.)
DEBORAH:
Hey, where you going?
BILLY:
Home.
DEBORAH:
Oh, okay.
BARBARA:
See ya later.
BILLY:
See ya. (He walks over to JO) Thanks for stopping the train for me. (Shakes her hand)
JO:
You’re welcome and Merry Christmas, Billy.
BECKY:
Have a wonderful Christmas, Billy.
CONDUCTOR:
11344 Edbrooke Ave.
BILLY:
Goodbye everyone!
BECKY:
Look! (BILLY runs outside with a present) Santa got to Billy's house already.
BILLY:
Look, look! Santa got here! He made it, he made it!
BECKY:
(to JO) Isn't that amazing?
JO:
It is amazing... (she sits back in her chair) Wow... that is amazing.
CONDUCTOR:
It’s your stop young lady.
BECKY:
I'm sorry about the bell; it was a really special present.
DEBORAH:
Well, you know what they say. It's t he thought that counts.
JO:
Yeah...
BARBARA:
Well, see ya.
JO:
(to BECKY) Well...see ya.
BECKY:
See ya. (Hugs JO)
CONDUCTOR:
Watch your step, please.
JO:
Thank you.
CONDUCTOR:
No, thank you. One thing about trains: It doesn't matter where they're going. What matters is deciding to get
on... Merry Christmas!
JO:
Merry Christmas. (She watches as the train leaves, waving to her friends.)
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SCENE 7: The Bell Rings
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SARAH:
(JO is asleep and SARAH comes barging in.)Wake up! Wake up! Santa's been here! Santa's been here!
JO:
(Wiping her eyes) Huh?
SARAH:
Hurry up. Hurry up! Santa's been here!
JO:
What?! (She is pulled out of bed by SARAH)
SARAH:
Mom, Dad, wake up. Wake up! Santa's bee n here!
MOTHER (CATHY):
(Parents enter) Well, it looks like Santa has been here.
FATHER (PETER):
Yeah (Yawning) look at all the presents for you.
SARAH:
Look! He brought us all kinds of stuff! Look, a train! This is the beautiful-est, most wonderful-est Christmas
ever.
JO:
This has been a pretty good Christmas after all.
SARAH:
Wait. Look. Here's one more, and it has your name on it.
JO:
(She opens the box) Uhh...
SARAH:
What is is?
JO:
(Reading to herself) I found this on the seat of my sleigh, thought you might want it back.- Mr. C
JO:
Santa.
MOTHER (CATHY):
Santa?... really? (Looks at PETER, assuming it was him. She shakes the bell. It doesn’t ring ) Oh, that's too bad.
FATHER (PETER):
What's this?
MOTHER (CATHY):
A bell from Santa.
FATHER (PETER):
Hmm ... (Looks at CATHY, assuming it was her, He shakes the bell. It doesn’t ring ) Broken. Sorry about that,
sweetie. (He hands JO the bell and parents exit. JO shakes the bell as she and SARAH listen to it ring.)
MOTHER (CATHY):
(OFFSTAGE) Come to the kitchen when you’re ready, kids! Breakfast!(Parents exit; JO and SARAH remain at
tree; temporarily frozen. Lights fade out everywhere but tree)
Spotlight NARRATOR.
SCENE 7 Flows seamlessly into SCENE 8 FINALE.
SARAH & JO unfreeze and begin listening to the bell and playing with the train at the tree when
NARRATOR begins speaking
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SCENE 8: Believe!
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At one time, most of our friends, too, could hear the bell. But as years passed, like our parents, it fell silent
for them...
For some, it seemed like the magic slipped away, but it would return again every Christmas day, and though
I've grown older...the bell still rings for me and the spirit and magic of Christmas still lives strong in my heart...
(MUSIC BEGINS)
BECKY:
THERE'S NO TIME TO WASTE,
THERE SO MUCH TO CELEBRATE.
(FATHER and MOTHER Enter and Join SARAH and JO at the Christmas Tree)
(Red curtain opens to reveal CONDUCTOR, WAITERS, POLAR EXPRESS & TRAIN CHILDREN)
CONDUCTOR:
TRAINS MOVE QUICKLY TO THEIR JOURNEY'S END.
DESTINATIONS... ARE WHERE WE BEGIN AGAIN.
JO:
WHEN IT SEEMS THAT WE HAVE LOST OUR WA Y...
WE FIND OURSELVES AGAIN ON CHRIS TMAS DAY.
COMPANY:
BELIEVE IN WHAT YOUR HEART IS SAYING,
HEAR THE MELODY THAT'S PLAYING
THERE'S NO TIME TO WASTE,
THERE SO MUCH TO CELEBRATE.
BELIEVE IN WHAT YOU FEEL INSIDE,
AND GIVE YOUR DREAMS THE WINGS TO F LY.
YOU HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED, IF YOU JUST BELIEVE.
NARRATOR:
IF YOU JUST BELIEVE...JUST BELIEVE...JUST BELIEVE.
(Exit)
CURTAIN CALL
Order:
ELVES/ELF ANNOUNCER
WAITERS/ELF CHOIR
MOTHER/FATHER
NARRATOR/SARAH
TRAIN CHILDREN
DEBORAH/BARBARA
CONDUCTOR
BILLY/BECKY
JO
SANTA