Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevensen – Play Set comprises of 15 characters, 5 Backdrops and scenery,  3 play books as follows:  

Characters 

Jim Hawkins The young narrator and hero; works at the Admiral Benbow inn and finds the treasure map.

Long John Silver One‑legged ship’s cook, clever and charming but dangerous; leader of the pirates.

Dr. Livesey Sensible, brave doctor and magistrate; one of Jim’s main protectors.

Squire Trelawney Wealthy, enthusiastic squire who finances the treasure voyage, a bit too talkative.

Captain Smollett Strict but honorable captain of the Hispaniola.

Billy Bones Old seaman who first brings the treasure map to Jim’s family’s inn.

Blind Pew Blind, cruel pirate who delivers the “black spot” to Billy Bones.

Ben Gunn Marooned former pirate, half‑mad but helpful to Jim and friends.

Israel Hands Ship’s coxswain, later fights Jim on the Hispaniola.

Tom Redruth Squire Trelawney’s loyal servants.

John Hunter Squire Trelawney’s loyal servants.

Richard Joyce Squire Trelawney’s loyal servants.

George Merry pirates in Silver’s gang.

Dick Johnson pirates in Silver’s gang.

Job Anderson pirates in Silver’s gang.

Locations

• Admiral Benbow Inn — Jim Hawkins’s family inn where Billy Bones first appears and the treasure map is found.
• The Hawkins Home / Inn Parlor — place for early plotting and Dr. Livesey’s involvement.
• Plymouth (and other English ports) — departure point for the voyage; outfitting the Hispaniola.
• The Hispaniola (ship) — main setting for the sea voyage, mutiny, and many confrontations.
• The Stockade on the Island — temporary fortification built by Captain Smollett and loyal crew.
• Skeleton Island / Treasure Island (the island itself) — includes key sites below:
  • the Spy-glass Hill (or “Spyglass” / the hill overlooking the island) — lookout and strategic position
  • the stockade site and surrounding beach / cove — landing and camp area
  • the Treasure Cave (the stockade cave / the “island cave”) — original location of the buried treasure
  • the “Marooning” site / Ben Gunn’s hiding place — where Ben Gunn was marooned and later found
  • inland paths, woods, and streams — terrain for skirmishes and searches
  • the “Black Spot” locations — spots of confrontation or messages (symbolic rather than fixed)
• Hispaniola anchored off the island / shipboard locations — captain’s cabin, deck, and hold where disputes and actions occur
• Return ports (e.g., Bristol / London) — where surviving characters return with treasure and the story concludes

Synopsis

Young Jim Hawkins discovers a map to a buried treasure after a pirate named Billy Bones dies at his parents’ inn. Jim, Dr. Livesey, and Squire Trelawney organize an expedition aboard the Hispaniola to find the island and the treasure. They hire a crew led by Captain Smollett; among the crew is the seemingly trustworthy cook, Long John Silver, who is in fact the charismatic leader of a hidden band of mutinous pirates.

Once on the island, Jim overhears Silver’s plot and escapes, witnessing the mutineers seize control of the ship. Jim joins forces with loyal crew members and befriends Ben Gunn, a marooned ex-pirate who has already found and moved the treasure. After skirmishes, betrayals, and shifting alliances, the loyalists retake the ship. Silver deserts with a portion of the spoils but spares Jim’s life. In the end, the adventurers recover most of the treasure and return to England, tempered by their experience and disillusioned by piracy’s darker realities.