This adapted script of William Shakespeare’s classic ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ provides you with a reduced One Act interpretation that is ideal for actors aged 10 and above. Word and PDF formats. If possible, please purchase the School Licence - this will allow you to share with colleagues and print unlimited copies for performers. Thank you.

Are you looking for an end of term performance which your pupils and teachers will love?! This short 6-page / 9 character Dick Whittington script was originally written as a staff pantomime production, however it could easily be performed by a group of young actors as part of a presentation evening and/or Drama Club. Lots of fun for actors and audience is guaranteed - enjoy! :) CHARACTER LIST Narrator Dick Whittington Tommy the Cat Sarah the Cook King Rat Alice Idle Jack Alderman Fitzwarren Sultan Pepper If possible, please purchase the School Licence - this will allow you to share with colleagues and print unlimited copies for performers. Thank you.

Are you looking for a script to support your Vikings topic? If so, here it is! This story follows a group of children on a time-travelling adventure. Written for a school play and was very well-received. 10 page script and 13 speaking roles, with scope to add more. Word and PDF formats. If possible, please purchase the School Licence - this will allow you to share with colleagues and print unlimited copies for performers. Thank you. CAST • Sam, Tom, Claire & Helen: Year 5 (feel free to adapt age) children. They are transported back in time to Anglo-Saxon times. • Mrs Jones: Class Teacher. • Eddie, James, Arthur & George: Four more Year 5 children. • Edric and Elfreda: Anglo-Saxon brother and sister. • Alfwold: Thane of the Anglo-Saxon village. • The Stranger: Brings news of raiders. • Villagers: Anglo-Saxon residents of the village.

Short Drama script - 7 pages and 15+ speaking roles. Word and PDF formats. Welcome to Sherwood Forest, where the legendary outlaw Robin Hood and his merry band of misfits outsmart the greedy Sheriff of Nottingham at every turn! When the wicked Sheriff raises taxes and steals from the poor, Robin Hood takes matters into his own hands—robbing from the rich, giving to the needy, and causing absolute chaos in the process! Alongside his trusty sidekicks Little John, Will Scarlet, and Maid Marian, Robin must dodge bumbling Norman and Norma (the Sheriff’s hopeless hench-clowns), pull off daring escapes, and use his wit, skill, and a little bit of mischief to save the day. Will the Sheriff finally catch Robin Hood? Or will our hero prove that bravery, friendship, and a well-placed joke can defeat even the sneakiest villain? Grab your bow, keep your wits sharp, and prepare for an adventure full of laughter, action, and a whole lot of fun! CHARACTER LIST NARRATOR – A fun-loving storyteller who interacts with the audience, setting up the story and engaging with them throughout. ROBIN HOOD – The legendary outlaw, clever, daring, and always ready to fight for justice. MAID MARIAN – Strong-willed and intelligent, she supports Robin and helps him outwit the Sheriff. SHERIFF OF NOTTINGHAM – The greedy and villainous ruler of Nottingham, always scheming to catch Robin Hood. LITTLE JOHN – Robin’s loyal right-hand man, strong but kind-hearted. FRIAR TUCK – A jolly, wise friar who enjoys food and laughter but stands firm for justice. WILL SCARLET – A quick-witted and mischievous member of Robin’s band. MERRY MEN (Ensemble) – Loyal followers of Robin Hood who assist in his plans and battles. NORMAN – A fool-type Norman soldier working for the Sheriff, clumsy and not very bright. NORMA – Norman’s equally foolish partner, always getting things wrong and causing trouble. SOLDIERS (Ensemble) – The Sheriff’s guards who try (and often fail) to capture Robin Hood. VARIOUS VILLAGERS (Ensemble) – Ordinary folk suffering under the Sheriff’s unfair taxes. Some get rescued by Robin, others cheer him on.