All of our plays are written for a full school production with a cast of between 20 and 50. They've all been successfully staged with children from Year 4 to Year 8. Each pack contains: Full printed script; Staging Suggestions; Cast list with approximate number of lines for each character; Scene by scene breakdown of characters, props and special effects; Song words where relevant; CD containing two Microsoft Word versions of script, one with comments to allow you to customise script to your own needs. Cost per play is just £24.99, including postage and packing and licence for up to 10 public performances. Olivia! Our version of the Oliver story, but with a female lead (script can be adapted for a male lead, in which case you'd probably want to rename it Oliver!). Streetwise Olivia says farewell to the workhouse and makes her way to the city, where her unique skills help to revolutionise the practice of Fagin's incompetent gang. The Prince And The Pauper The classic Mark Twain story takes place on a double set: a recalcitrant Year 6 class (is there any other type?!) study the book in class, while the Tudor action takes place on the main stage. You don't need two stages of course - the classroom can consist of desks set up at the side of your Hall. Scrogged! A play for Christmas. The only way for selfish siblings Billy and Alice to get any presents is by travelling to the mythical island of Orcadia and defying the evil Grimm and his band of Scroggs. But it's Christmas Eve, and the clock is ticking ...... Joseph A (very poor) village dramatic society meets for the first rehearsal of their production of Joseph. We track their stumbling progress up to the eventful opening night. Possibly the only production of this biblical classic with a non-speaking Joseph! No! No! Noah! Intrepid CSN News reporter Roger Jackson follows the Noah story on the ground in Sumeria, linking to his newsroom in England. When it comes to stowing away on the ark, Roger gets all sheepish ..... literally! For details, samples and ordering information, simply click on the links to the right.
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Bobby Dazzler ....
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