<p>Jack and the Beanstalk pantomime script with popular well-known songs for Key Stage 2. 45 speaking roles - 13 principle roles (with the option to double cast 5 of the main characters), 22 small speaking roles and 6 non-speaking roles. Includes many traditional pantomime devices and audience participation. Duration 45 minutes.<br /> Happy to be contacted to give advice on staging if necessary.</p>

<p>Sleeping Beauty pantomime script with popular well-known songs for Key Stage 2. With approx. 25 speaking roles - 5 principle roles (that can be double cast). Includes many traditional pantomime devices and audience participation. Duration 50 minutes.<br /> Happy to be contacted to give advice on staging if necessary.</p>

<p>Aladdin pantomime script with popular well-known and traditional pantomime songs for Key Stage 2. 44 speaking roles - 19 principle roles (with the option to double cast 4 of the main characters), 25 small speaking roles and 10 non-speaking roles. Includes many traditional pantomime devices and audience participation.</p> <p>Duration 45 minutes.</p> <p>Script includes sound / scenery cues.</p> <p>Happy to be contacted to give advice on staging if necessary.</p>

<p>Staff pantomime for primary children with 19 characters</p> <p>Jack and Jill’s mother, an enthusiastic dancer, is kidnapped by the Witch From Nextdoor to teach her sidekick Frank how to dance so she can with Enchanted Come Dancing. When it turns out Frank is hopeless the witch decides to use her magic to win.</p> <p>As each of the contestants on Enchanted Come Dancing are introduced, such as Cinderella, her sisters, Sleeping Beauty and Rapunzel, it appears their princes have been turned into frogs! The witch will win by default…until one of the judges points out that if they quickly find new partners they can still compete. The princesses choose children from the audience and the competition continues. The witch makes one last effort to win but is topped in her tracks by a bucket of water!</p> <p>The number of judges (4) and princesses (5) can be altered to fit with staff taking part.</p> <p>A bit of fun to end the term!</p>

<p>Wish Me Luck is a play script written for KS2 children.</p> <p>The story follows three sets of siblings as they are evacuated from London and experience life with families in the countryside. They have to adjust to living in with new families, starting a new school and being involved in and annual village show. However, one brother and sister believe the village librarian they are staying with is really a German spy and decide they need to do something about it…</p> <p>They play has 54 named characters plus ensemble characters and is approximately 50-60 minutes long (which can be divided into two halves).</p> <p>The songs are traditional WW2 songs - backing tracks are not provided.</p> <p>With the script comes a comprehensive props list, characters list, songs lyrics and poems (to be included needed).</p> <p>There are no royalties to be paid for performing the production however it is requested each school performing the production purchases their own script.</p>

<p>An humorous eyewitness account of Santa crash landing his sleigh in Bournemouth and getting stuck on the roof of Primark.</p> <p>Comprehension questions cover direct and inference plus identifying fronted adverbials and relative clause.</p>

<p>A series of three close read texts and following comprehension questions on the opening, build up and resolution of a mystery story involving a detective investigating a priceless broach which has been stolen from a museum.</p>

<p>A Lonely Christmas is a short Christmas play that runs for approxiately 15 minutes with 16 speaking roles. The play is divided into five short sections and everyone in the final scene. Suitable for end of term shows for KS2 or staff performances to children.</p>