Macbeth When brave Macbeth meets three mysterious witches, they tell him he will one day be King of Scotland. Tempted by the idea of power, he and his clever but ambitious wife, Lady Macbeth, make a dangerous plan. But as Macbeth’s rise to the throne is built on lies, betrayal, and ghostly visions, he soon learns that ambition can come at a terrible cost! In this 10-minute adaptation, designed for 7-11 year olds, Shakespeare’s thrilling tale of witches, battles, and a king’s downfall is brought to life in an exciting and accessible way. With mystery, action, and a little spooky fun, this short version of Macbeth is the perfect introduction to one of Shakespeare’s most famous plays!

Romeo and Juliet In the city of Verona, two families—the Montagues and the Capulets—are always fighting. But when Romeo, a Montague, sneaks into a Capulet party, he falls in love with the kind and clever Juliet. Their love is strong, but their families’ feud stands in the way. In this exciting 10-minute adaptation, designed for 7-11 year olds, we bring Shakespeare’s most famous love story to life in a fun and accessible way. With sword fights, secret plans, and a race against time, this short version of Romeo and Juliet is the perfect introduction to the drama, romance, and excitement of Shakespeare’s world!

A Midsummer Night’s Dream! Step into a world of enchantment, where fairies cause mayhem, lovers get tangled in confusion, and a group of funny actors rehearse the worst play ever! In this exciting 10-minute adaptation, perfect for 7-11 year olds, we bring Shakespeare’s classic comedy to life in a fun and accessible way. Join Puck, the playful fairy, as he accidentally mixes up two couples in the woods, making them fall in love with the wrong people! Meanwhile, the fairy king and queen, Oberon and Titania, are having their own magical argument, and a weaver named Bottom ends up with the head of a donkey! With laughter, love, and a little fairy magic, this short version of A Midsummer Night’s Dream is the perfect way to introduce young audiences to the world of Shakespeare!

Looking for some Space Race monologues?? Check out this selection of six monologues that explore the following characters: Sergei Korolev – The Chief Designer Yuri Gagarin – The First Human in Space John F. Kennedy – U.S. President Neil Armstrong – First Human on the Moon Katherine Johnson – NASA Mathematician Valentina Tereshkova – First Woman in Space

Looking for some fun planet monologues?? Check out this selection of eight short monologues that explore the planets of the solar system: Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune

Step into the wildly imaginative world of Roald Dahl in this fast-paced, fun-filled celebration of his most beloved stories! Featuring iconic characters, witty dialogue, and Dahl’s signature dark humour. This script was created through numerous devising workshops in a Drama School. It brings Dahl’s unforgettable tales to life on stage with energy, creativity, and a touch of mischief. With a mix of energy, heart, and Dahl’s signature bite, this is an enjoyable experience that reminds us all of the power of imagination, the importance of standing up to bullies, and the sheer joy of a brilliantly told story. Perfect for: Schools & youth theatre groups Family-friendly performances Festivals & literary celebrations Run time: Approx. 35–50 minutes Cast size: Flexible ensemble (minimum 10, expandable for larger groups) Audience: Ages 8+ Grab your golden ticket and let the mischief begin!

Looking for some fun Wizard of Oz monologues?? Check out this selection of six short monologues that explore the following characters: Dorothy Scarecrow Tin Man Cowardly Lion Wizard of Oz Wicked Witch of the West

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.

Are you looking for a short script for young actors at Christmas? Reindeer Games; Rudolph, a young reindeer with a glowing red nose, struggles to fit in. Laughed at by his peers, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery, meeting both kind and unkind characters along the way. When a thick fog threatens Christmas Eve, Santa realizes Rudolph’s uniqueness is the key to saving the night. With courage and kindness, Rudolph proves that being different is a strength, earning acceptance and pride in who he is. Word and PDF versions available. If possible, please purchase the School Licence - this will allow you to share with colleagues and print unlimited copies for performers. Thank you. CAST LIST • Rudolph – The central character, a reindeer with a glowing red nose, searching for belonging and self-worth. • Santa Claus – The jolly, wise leader who sees potential in Rudolph. • Mrs. Claus – A kind and nurturing figure who encourages Rudolph. • Old Reindeer – A wise reindeer who teaches valuable lessons about kindness and resilience. • Dasher, Dancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid – Other reindeer who initially mock Rudolph but later learn the importance of kindness. • Young Reindeer – A group who observe and learn from Rudolph’s journey. • Snow Angels – Magical beings who help Rudolph find confidence in himself. • Elves – Santa’s cheerful helpers, representing teamwork and inclusivity. • Townspeople – North Pole residents who witness Rudolph’s journey. • Narrator – Guides the audience through the story.

This adapted 8-page script of Rudyard Kipling’s classic ‘The Jungle Book’ provides you with a reduced interpretation that is ideal for actors aged 7 to 10 years. 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. CHARACTER LIST • MOWGLI: A curious and brave boy who was raised by wolves in the jungle. He loves adventure and has a kind heart. • BALOO: A big, cuddly bear who loves to relax and sing. He teaches Mowgli about enjoying life and finding happiness. • BAGHEERA: A sleek and smart black panther. He is like a big brother to Mowgli and always tries to keep him safe. • SHERE KHAN: A scary and powerful tiger who doesn’t like humans in the jungle. He is always on the hunt for Mowgli. • KAA: A slippery and sneaky snake with a smooth voice. She can hypnotize others and loves to play tricks. • AKELA: The wise and strong leader of the wolf pack. He makes sure everyone in the pack follows the rules. • RAKSHA: Mowgli’s wolf mother. She is loving and protective, always looking out for Mowgli. • WOLF PACK MEMBERS: Young wolves, growing up with Mowgli. • KING LOUIE: A funny and energetic orangutan who loves to dance. He dreams of becoming like humans and learning their secrets. • VILLAGERS: The humans who live near the jungle. They are curious about Mowgli and his jungle family. • NARRATORS: A group of storytellers who guide the audience through the jungle, helping them imagine the exciting world of Mowgli and his friends. • COLONEL HATHI: The strict, but forgetful leader of the elephant herd. He takes his role very seriously. • WINIFRED: Colonel Hathi’s patient and witty wife. • JUNIOR: Colonel Hathi’s playful and curious son.

Are you looking for a short script for young actors at Christmas? Bowl Full of Jelly is a festive, feel-good tale where Santa struggles with his growing belly and fears he can’t do his job. With help from Mrs. Claus and his elves, he learns that it’s not his size that matters, but the joy and magic he brings to Christmas. If possible, please purchase the School Licence - this will allow you to share with colleagues and print unlimited copies for performers. Thank you. CHARACTERS • Santa Claus: The jolly but self-conscious ‘festive father’, who begins to doubt himself when he struggles to fit down chimneys. A kind-hearted figure with a good sense of humour but is feeling insecure about his appearance. • Mrs. Claus: Santa’s supportive and witty partner who helps him realise his worth beyond his physical appearance. She provides wisdom and encouragement throughout the story. • Head Elf Tinkle: The cheerful and slightly mischievous leader of the elves. Always ready with a joke or a light-hearted suggestion to lift the mood. • Head Elf Sparkle: An organised and inventive elf who loves coming up with over-the-top plans to solve problems. Often armed with a clipboard full of ideas. • Child: A sweet, sleepy child who reassures Santa that his appearance doesn’t matter, only the joy he brings.

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.

This adapted script of William Shakespeare’s classic ‘A 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.

Looking for some fun nativity monologues?? Check out this selection of six short monologues that explore the following characters: Mary Joseph Angel Gabriel Innkeeper Shepherd Wise Man