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sábado, agosto 22, 2026

ROBIN Y EL MISTERIO DE LA GALLETA DE CHOCOLATE.




ROBIN Y EL MISTERIO DE LA GALLETA DE CHOCOLATE


Una comedia para los niños que siempre preguntan ¿por qué?


-¿Por qué?

-Ah, muy buena pregunta.



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por Benjamin Gavarre




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PERSONAJES:

  • ROBIN (8 años): El "Héroe". Lleva una capa hecha con una toalla y una espada de cartón. Es valiente, pero se distrae con facilidad.
  • SOMBRITA: Es igual a ROBIN, pero viste de pijama con perritos. Es el "yo travieso". Siempre dice lo que ROBIN piensa pero no se atreve a decir.
  • DOÑA CARETA (La Persona): Una máscara gigante con patas que habla de forma muy elegante y siempre quiere quedar bien con todo el mundo.
  • ABUELO BARBAS (El Sabio): Un viejito con una barba tan larga que se tropieza con ella. Da consejos que no tienen sentido pero suenan importantes.
  • EL DRAGÓN "YO-YO" (El Sí-mismo): Un dragón hecho de espejos que solo repite lo que los demás dicen.


ESCENA ÚNICA

(Escenografía: Una habitación que parece un lugar de juegos para que los niños no se lastimen, alberca llena de pelotas. Juegos para escalar y colgarse como changuitos, y en un lugar destacado hay un baúl de colores cerrado herméticamente).

 

ROBIN: (Entra saltando) ¡Yo soy ROBIN el Valiente! ¡Y hoy voy a encontrar el Tesoro de la Galleta de Chocolate! Pero... (Mira a su alrededor) hoy me siento un poco solo.

(De detrás de un cojín sale SOMBRITA. Camina exactamente igual que ROBIN, pero haciendo muecas graciosas).

SOMBRITA: ¡Hola, ROBIN el Valiente! Yo soy ROBIN el... ¡Travieso! Y me encanta el chocolate y me voy a comer toda esa galleta… y no te voy a dar.

ROBIN: (Asustado) ¡Ah, fantasma malvado, por el oro de los Nibelungos que te haré pedazos con mi astucia!

SOMBRITA:  Tu astucia, o quisiste decir tu torpeza, torpe… ¡No soy fantasma, soy tu Sombra. Soy la parte de ti que quiere comerse el postre antes de la sopa y la que no quiere bañarse. ¡Y soy el que se comerá la galleta de choco chispas Yom, qué rico ya la estoy saboreando!  A ti te dejaré la sopa y dejaré que chupes un limón. ¡Dame esos cinco! (Intentan chocar las manos pero Sombrita le hace una broma).

ROBIN: ¡Oye!  Me dejaste con la mano estirada, eso no es de caballeros, ¡no es de héroes!

SOMBRITA:   Es cierto, ¡va de nuez! (Lo vuelve a engañar… Robin lo persigue con una red para cazar mariposas.

(Entra DOÑA CARETA caminando con mucha elegancia. Es una máscara de teatro gigante).

DOÑA CARETA: ¡Buenas tardes, caballeros! ROBIN, por favor, acomódate la capa. Un héroe siempre debe verse perfecto para la foto que colgaremos en la sala. Yo soy tu Persona. Soy la cara que pones cuando saludas a la tía que te aprieta los cachetes. ¡Sonríe! ¡Más grande! A ver, tienes que ser hipócrita, nene… así, más, ¡más!

ROBIN: Pero me duele la cara de tanto sonreír, Doña Careta. Y no quiero fingir…  Yo solo quiero mi galleta.

DOÑA CARETA: (Escandalizada) ¡Una galleta! ¡Qué poco elegante! Mejor busca un tesoro, una moneda de oro, un rubí, un brillante, una esmeralda

ROBIN: Ya, ya, Máscara parlanchina…

SOMBRITA: Nos quiere ver la carota esta señora… pero no está mal pensar en esmeraldas… Yo me las quedo.

(Se escucha un ruido de tropezón. El ABUELO BARBAS entra rodando por el suelo porque se pisó la barba).

ABUELO BARBAS: ¡Ajá! ¡He llegado! El Viejo Sabio está aquí. Escucha bien, ROBIN: "Si el perro ladra es porque tiene un gran hocico, y si la nube llueve es porque tiene agua". Si las estrellas titilan es porque… así son las estrellas…

ROBIN: ¿Eh? ¿Eso qué significa, Abuelo?

SOMBRITA: Babosadas.

ABUELO BARBAS: (Se rasca la cabeza) Es cierto, digo puras tonterías, pero no deberías ser maleducado… Y además sonó muy profundo, ¿verdad?

ROBIN: Oh, sí, ciertamente.

SOMBRITA:  (Juguetón) ¡Hipócritaaa!

DOÑA CARETA: Ése es mi pupilo. Dile al abuelo que se ve muy guapo.

ROBIN: Déjame, Careta.

ABUELO BARBAS:  Robin para abrir ese baúl necesitas ser tú mismo.

ROBIN: ¡Pero si yo soy yo!

SOMBRITA: (Burlón) No, tú eres el que se porta bien. ¡Yo soy el que se come la tierra del jardín!

DOÑA CARETA: ¡Y yo soy la que dice "fue Firulais"!

ROBIN: ¡Basta! ¡Todos son yo! Mi sombra traviesa, mi máscara elegante y mis ideas raras. ¡Pues abran el baúl conmigo!

(Todos se agarran de las manos y tiran de la tapa del baúl. Se escucha un sonido de trompetas de juguete. Del baúl sale el DRAGÓN YO-YO, que es un títere lleno de espejitos).

DRAGÓN YO-YO: (Con voz de eco) ¡Hola, ROBIN! ¡Hola, Sombrita! ¡Hola, Careta!

ROBIN: ¡El Dragón! ¡Atrás, monstruo!

DRAGÓN YO-YO: No soy un monstruo. Soy todo. Las partes del todo y el todo hecho de las partes… Soy como un rompecabezas terminado. Si me miras, verás que dentro de ti hay un héroe, un travieso, una máscara y un sabio. ¡Todos juntos son el gran ROBIN!  Tú eres todos los fragmentos unidos.

ROBIN: (Mira al dragón y se ve reflejado) ¡Oh! ¡Es verdad! ¡Salgo guapo en el espejo del dragón!

SOMBRITA: ¡Uy tengo la lengua roja!

DOÑA CARETA:  Yo estoy preciosa.

ABUELO BARBAS: ¡Ah, qué hacías tu con mi calcetín! (Saca un calcetín de la boca del dragón).

ROBIN: (Hacia el público) ¡Ya lo entiendo! No hay que tenerles miedo a los monstruos de la cabeza. Solo hay que invitarlos a cenar.

TODOS: ¡GALLETAS PARA TODOS!

(ROBIN saca una caja de galletas del baúl y todos empiezan a bailar una música saltarina mientras reparten galletas imaginarias al público).

ROBIN: (Al público) ¡Adiós! ¡No olviden abrazar a su sombra esta noche! Es decir: ¡abracen a sombrita!

(Sombrita le hace cosquillas a ROBIN y todos salen corriendo mientras la música sube de volumen).

TELÓN.


ROBIN AND THE CASE OF THE CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE.

   

 













ROBIN AND THE CASE OF THE CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE

A comedy for kids who always ask: "But Why?" Dedicated to the curious minds who know that one cookie is never enough. 🍪


By GAVARRE BENJAMIN




CHARACTERS:

  • ROBIN (8 years old): The "Hero." Wears a bath-towel cape and wields a sturdy cardboard sword. He’s brave, imaginative, and has the attention span of a squirrel.
  • SHADOW-ME (The Shadow): Looks exactly like Robin but wears mismatched pajamas with little dogs on them. He is the "mischievous self." He says the things Robin thinks but is too "polite" to say out loud.
  • LADY PROPER (The Persona): A giant, elegant theater mask with legs. She speaks with a very posh accent and is obsessed with "good manners" and looking perfect for the neighbors.
  • ELDER BEARDY (The Wise Old Man): A tiny old man with a beard so long he uses it as a scarf (and constantly trips over it). He gives advice that sounds like a fortune cookie gone wrong.
  • THE MIRROR-DRAGON (The Self): A dazzling dragon covered in shiny mirrors. He acts like a living puzzle and speaks in a gentle echo.

SETTING

A modern, colorful playroom. There are beanbags, a small indoor slide, and a "fort" made of pillows. In the center, sitting on a pedestal, is a bright red treasure chest with a giant, shiny padlock.

SCRIPT

(ROBIN enters the stage with a heroic leap, brandishing his cardboard sword.)

ROBIN: I am ROBIN THE BRAVE! Guardian of the Playroom! Today, I shall embark on a quest to find the legendary Treasure of the Chocolate Chip Cookie! But... (He looks around, his shoulders slumping slightly) ...it’s awfully quiet in here today. I feel a bit lonely.

(Suddenly, SHADOW-ME pops out from behind a giant teddy bear. He mimics Robin’s heroic pose but adds a goofy face.)

SHADOW-ME: Greetings, Robin the Brave! I am Robin the... REBEL! And I happen to know that cookie is double-stuffed with chocolate. I’m going to eat the whole thing... and I’m not sharing!

ROBIN: (Gasping) A villain! By the Knights of the Round Table, I shall defeat you with my superior brainpower!

SHADOW-ME: Brainpower? You mean the brain that forgot where you put your left shoe this morning? I’m not a villain, silly. I’m your Shadow. I’m the part of you that wants to jump in puddles with clean socks and eat ice cream for breakfast. And I can already smell that cookie... it smells like victory! You can have the broccoli. I’ll take the snacks. High five!

(They go to high-five, but SHADOW-ME pulls his hand away at the last second to comb his hair.)

ROBIN: Hey! You left me hanging! That’s not what heroes do. That’s just... rude!

SHADOW-ME: Oh, relax! Let's try again! (He tricks him a second time. Robin starts chasing him around the room with a butterfly net.)

(LADY PROPER glides onto the stage with great dignity. She fans herself with a lace handkerchief.)

LADY PROPER: Good afternoon, gentlemen. Robin, darling, please straighten your cape. A true hero must look "picture-perfect" for the Christmas card. I am your Persona. I am the polite face you wear when you visit Grandma and have to say "please" and "thank you" for the itchy sweaters. Smile, dear! Bigger! Be a little "polite-ish"... yes, just like that!

ROBIN: But my cheeks are starting to cramp, Lady Proper. I don't want to pretend anymore. I just want my cookie.

LADY PROPER: (Fanning herself frantically) A cookie? How dreadfully common! You should be looking for a diamond, or a crown, or at least a very expensive vase!

SHADOW-ME: She wants us to be boring... but hey, diamonds could buy a lot of cookies. I’ll take the loot!

(A loud "THUMP-ROLL-Ouch!" is heard. ELDER BEARDY rolls onto the stage, tangled in his own beard.)

ELDER BEARDY: Aha! I meant to do that! The Wise One has arrived. Listen well, Robin: "If the squirrel has a nut, he is not hungry. If the rain is wet, it is because it is made of water." And if the stars are bright... well, someone probably left the lights on!

ROBIN: Um... what does that even mean, Grandpa?

SHADOW-ME: It means he’s lost his marbles.

ELDER BEARDY: (Scratching his chin) Quite true, I do say a lot of silly things. But it sounded very "deep," didn't it? Very professional!

ROBIN: Oh, absolutely.

SHADOW-ME: (Whispering) Total hypocrite!

LADY PROPER: (Proudly) That’s my boy! Now, tell the Elder his beard looks "stunning."

ROBIN: Not now, Lady Proper! Elder Beardy, how do I open this chest?

ELDER BEARDY: Robin, to open the chest, you must be "All of You." Not just the hero part.

ROBIN: But I’m just me!

SHADOW-ME: (Giggling) No, you’re the "Good Boy." I’m the one who hid the remote control in the freezer!

LADY PROPER: And I’m the one who said, "Buddy the dog did it!"

ROBIN: Stop! I get it now. You’re all me! My messy shadow, my polite mask, and my weird, funny ideas. Everyone... let’s open it together!

(They all hold hands in a circle and pull the lid. A "TADA!" sound plays. THE MIRROR-DRAGON rises from the chest, sparkling in the light.)

THE MIRROR-DRAGON: (In a gentle, echoing voice) Hello, Robin. Hello, Shadow-Me. Hello, Lady Proper.

ROBIN: Whoa! A Dragon! Stay back!

THE MIRROR-DRAGON: Do not fear. I am the Whole. I am the puzzle when all the pieces are clicked into place. Look into my scales, Robin. You will see a hero, a prankster, a polite boy, and a dreamer. Together, you are the Great ROBIN! You aren't just one thing; you are all of them.

ROBIN: (Looking at his reflection) Wow! I look pretty cool in the dragon-mirror!

SHADOW-ME: And look! I have chocolate on my face in the reflection!

LADY PROPER: I look absolutely radiant.

ELDER BEARDY: (Peering into the dragon's mouth) Aha! My missing sock! I knew I left it somewhere important! (He pulls out a bright purple sock.)

ROBIN: (Turning to the audience) I get it now! We shouldn't be afraid of the "monsters" or the "weirdness" in our heads. We just have to invite them to the party!

EVERYONE: COOKIES FOR THE WHOLE CREW!

(ROBIN pulls a giant jar of cookies from the chest. Upbeat, bouncy music starts playing. They all start dancing together, handing out imaginary cookies to the kids in the front row.)

ROBIN: Goodbye, everyone! Don’t forget to give your Shadow a big hug tonight!

(SHADOW-ME tickles ROBIN, and they all chase each other off-stage as the music swells.)

CURTAIN.



 

The Water Must Not Be Lacking: COMEDY.

  





The Water Must Not Be Lacking


COMEDY



BY BENJAMIN GAVARRE



The Water Must Not Be Lacking. © 2026 by BENJAMIN GAVARRE is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0bengavarre@gmail.com or gavarreunam@gmail.com 



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Characters:


  • Anita: Rul's cheerful sister.

  • Rul: A young lad.

  • Doña G.: The youngsters' aunt.

  • Neighbor: A presumptuous and boastful man.

  • (Audience): The spectators of the play.

(The action takes place in a courtyard, a space that alludes to the old Spanish "Corral de Comedias." The stage has some references to Cervantes's time, but also with objects that place us in our own reality, such as a modern faucet, a long garden hose, and an old cell phone. The costumes allude to the era but with mistaken or anachronistic pieces from our own time).


1: The Wasted Water

(Anita)

(Sneering)

What so great a task doth Rul perform, Auntie? 'Tis nigh on two hours he's been cloistered in the wash-room!

(Doña G.)

(Sanctimonious, a blabbermouth)

Good heavens! Let the devil not find him on his path, for I could tell thee tales of what was said of him in days of old.

(Anita)

(Wicked)

Doth he scrub the crusts from his face 'til his very skull doth gleam, like a fresh-faced, hale lad of the morning?

(Doña G.)

(Gossiping)

Not even close, my girl! What he was doing is a thing that nature doth not permit a fair and tender maid such as thee to even fathom.

(Anita)

(Obscene, yet playful)

Ah, I know! He doth rub and scrub himself 'til he doth scream as if a butcher's lad. Ahhhhhh!

(Doña G.)

(Feigning caution)

More or less, Anita, but hold thy tongue, for 'tis a delicate matter.

(Anita)

(Gossip-monger)

The lads from the block speak of naught else. But they enter not the wash-room; they use hoses upon their carriages. I have heard them, "Scrub 'til you drop," they say.

(Doña G.)

(Scandalized)

And that is to say quite enough! Hold thy tongue, devil's child! In my days as a maiden, one would not dare to conceive of such unseemly actions.

(Anita)

(Shameless)

But if he doth no harm, Auntie, I...

(Doña G.)

(Changing the subject abruptly)

Hold! Tell me of this Rul. Do ye mean to say he doth not leave the cistern?

(Anita)

He taketh the water from the cistern, leaving us without a tank, without a basin, without the very wellspring of our resources. He hath been locked in that room for more than three hours, and naught but a foul, sudsy, and very black water flows out.

(Doña G.)

He must be washing his tunic, his cloak, and his badges from the college choir. And, as vain as he is, he must waste all the water on each gold button, each tassel, each yellow, blue, and green ribbon! Ah, I recall thy uncle's serenades in the Tuna band of San Tormes! Such a grand and gallant sight!

(Anita)

Yes, Auntie, you have told me of it a thousand times! Doth it not anger thee that he wastes all the water? This Rul will bring us to ruin, to starvation, to desperation! We shall surely thirst!

(Doña G.)

Is there no more water for drinking?

(Anita)

And more than that! Naught for the privy, naught for washing the vegetables, naught for scrubbing the floors and windows, naught for bathing on Tuesdays for sorrowful matters, and on Wednesdays for sundry fortunes!

(Doña G.)

Enough! I must make this young boy understand that he must stop, or he will bring us to ruin.

(Anita)

But he would not listen to me just four hours ago...

(At that moment, a Neighbor enters, wearing fine silk clothes stained with mud. He sprays water with a long, thick hose at a perfectly clean cart, singing with an exaggerated voice.)

(Neighbor)

(Singing)

Oh, my fine carriage, so bright and so fair,

With this hose, so long, I do cleanse it with care!

(Doña G.)

(With a face of disapproval)

Oh, Neighbor! What poor use you make of this gift from heaven!

(Neighbor)

Why, not at all! 'Tis I who pay for it! And I have a hose so grand it looks like a boa! 'Tis the kind that Rul fancies, for certain!

(Anita)

(To Doña G., in a low voice)

Auntie, the lads from the block spoke of the very same!

(Doña G.)

(Turning to the audience, outraged)

We shall not permit this abuse! Come, all you pious souls! Chant with me! Shut that faucet!

(Anita)

(To the audience)

Let them hear us! He's wasting water, he's wasting!

(Doña G.)

Waste not the water, you lewd and abusive old man!

(Neighbor)

(Frightened by the chorus, he tries to justify his actions)

But... but... I am only cleaning...

(Anita)

Shut it off, for it's gushing!

(Doña G. and the audience chant once more, until the Neighbor, in a fright, drops his hose and flees).


2.  The Song Duel

(Music from a mariachi band begins to play, as if from nowhere. Rul enters the scene, soaked to the bone, with a cell phone in his hand, recording a video. He glares at Anita, while she looks at him with scorn. Both prepare to sing, as in a musical contest).


(Anita)

I know you're still a pig,

and you mock me with a laugh.

You spend your time on your hair,

ignoring a dry well's path.


(Rul)

I'm not a pig, but you're a cow,

you're a pain, and I can't stand you now.

I'm a happy pig, it's true,

but it's because I'm not like you!


(Anita)

You are a brute, a thoughtless fool,

You throw the water just to be cruel,

and you leave the cistern dead.


(Rul)

You call me names like "pig" and "slob",

but you are a chicken, without a soul,

a sow who hides behind a sob,

and loses all control.


(ANITA)

Oh, you're an ass. 

(RUL)

Ah, well, you're a chicken. 

(ANITA)

Moron, 

(Rul)

empty-headed. 

(ANITA)

How dare you? 

(Rul)

You better shut up. 

(ANITA)

Shut up, you silly 

(Rul)

caterpillar face. 

(ANITA)

Ah, your centipede face.

(Rul)

 Oh, yeah.

(ANITA)

 Did it hurt

(Rul)

Of course not. 

(ANITA)

Oh, well.




3: LATER...


The Judgment of Water



(Rul)

(Putting his phone away)

What are these shouts? Silence, I say! You have interrupted my broadcast!

(Doña G.)

Hang your broadcast! You are about to leave us without water!

(Rul)

'Tis naught but Anita's lies! She only wishes for the tub for herself.

(Anita)

(Approaching with a comb from which she pulls a hair)

What lies! I am not of thy kind! Look, Auntie, every time Rul uses the basin, he leaves it full of monkey hairs, and I am the one who must cleanse this filth!

(Rul)

See? She doth betray herself! Auntie, she bathes her entire body and then claims all the water for herself.

(Anita)

Filthy pig!

(Rul)

Slut!

(Doña G.)

Enough! I say to both of you that you have abused these aquatic gifts! And if you do not stop insulting each other, I shall give you a punishment.

(Anita and Rul)

(Meekly)

Yes, Auntie.

(Doña G.)

As a punishment, thou, Rul, shalt wash all the family's clothes, not just thine own, and thou shalt do it but once every fortnight.

(Rul)

What dost thou say, Auntie? I? I in that... that metal washing-contraption? 'Tis too great a punishment!

(Doña G.)

And I say it well! And thou, Anita, shalt bathe in the tub but once every six months.

(Anita)

(Horrified)

Nay, Auntie! I shall reek!

(Rul)

(With a smirk)

She speaks the truth, Auntie! She'll smell like a monkey's rump!

(Doña G.)

(To Anita)

I said in the tub! Thou mayest bathe with a sponge, with water that you collect from the rain.

(Rul)

And what of thee, Auntie? Thou shalt not wash? And thy knickers, Auntie, must I wash those, too?

(Doña G.)

Enough of these foul words!

(Rul)

And thy Lycra, too! And thy large bras! Listen, Auntie! Do not run away! (To the audience) What women!

END

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