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Deep in the African jungle there lives a reclusive tribe of apes. The Mangani, led by Chief Kerchak, are the missing link between humans and apes and for the past hundred years they've lived in peace. However, when a shipwrecked human baby is left alone in the jungle by the death of his parents, things are about to change. Especially when Kala, the matriarch of the Mangani, adopts the boy and raises him as her own. She names him Tarzan, and th...

50 years have passed since the first War of the Worlds. The human race has returned to normal life. Until, that is, a green flash appears in the sky. A flash like that they've seen before... Can the people of Earth survive a second time? An unofficial sequel to H.G. Wells seminal 1898 novel.

Why do we celebrate Halloween? Where did the festival originate? Any and all questions you have about Halloween are answered in this cute little book, perfect for fans of everything spooky!

Bring the magic of Steampotts toys to life with this Steampotts Storytime! When Maggie, Maud and Millicent - three little witches - decide to move out and get their own houses, they are suddenly plagued by a big bad ghost. They soon realise they need to stay together as a family. A take on 'Three Little Pigs' for Steampotts Imaginarium!

Based on the Hans Christian Andersen fairytale of the same name, 'The Little Mermaid' is a family friendly play for young actors and a cast size of 12 to 26 members. It's a story about belief, and has a much happier ending than the original!

The world of Heimur has been calm for centuries. the darkness was once banished and the races created by the gods live in harmony. That is, until Álfara begins to dream of mysterious lights in the northern skies that seem to be calling her name. That, and her unusual friendship with a banvaenn boy - a mortal - who may just be the destiny everyone has been searching for. Alfara is a Ljosalfar, a light elf. She is part of a long line of Ljosalfa...

First written in 1756 by Jeanne-Marie Le Prince de Beaumont, Beauty and the Beast is a well loved fairytale that has enchanted children for centuries. This adaptation keeps elements of the original fairytale, whilst also providing new and exciting changes.Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there lived a selfish Prince. One night, an old beggar woman knocked at the door to his castle. When the Prince refused to give her shelter from the cold,...

A tale as old as time, Cinderella is a timeless classic that has been adapted over and over, and yet remains a family favourite. Adapted from the original Charles Perrault fairytale with added elements of adaptations, this family show is suitable for a cast of 12 to 20+ people and is tailored for a younger age group/youth theatre. Originally written and performed in 2016.

1904. J.M. Barrie, a Scottish playwright, is struggling to save his name after his latest play closed after preview night. Whilst sitting in the local park he meets the young Llewellyn-Davies boys, George, Jack, Peter, Michael and Nicholas. As his marriage collapses and his theatre producer begins to lose faith in Barrie, the boys help him rekindle his imagination and teach him a thing about believing in magic. Their mother, Sylvia, and the bo...

Four original nativity plays for Foundation and Key Stage 1, with easy to remember lines and simple to follow storylines. "We're Putting on a Nativity" is a self-aware comedy about a class literally putting on a nativity, giving students a chance to pretend to be the teachers. "A Wish for Christmas" follows woodland animals as they each make their Christmas wish. "The Brightest Star" is about the stars talent show to decide who will shine abov...

It is the year 1841 and Lord Pyotr Stahlbaum, a self proclaimed millionaire of military roots, is all set to marry off his 16 year old daughter Clara to a desirable suitor. He has hatched a plan to combine the Stahlbaum family's annual Christmas ball with Clara's debutante and has invited eligible bachelors from all over the land to fight for her hand in marriage. Too bad all Clara wants to do is play dolls with her sister Louise. But, she mus...

A play in two acts for young actors, based on the fairytale 'Hansel and Gretel' by Brothers Grimm, with elements of 'Little Red Riding Hood' by Charles Perrault. Perfect for witching hour!

In the faraway land of Perrault, the young prince Florian has defied his tyrannical father's command and ventured outside the city walls into the mysterious Eastern Woods. Here he meets the beautiful fae-lady Matilda and the two fall in love and are soon married. In time, King Charles fell ill and left his land and title to his son, and King Florian and Queen Matilda ruled in peace with the fae-folk. It came to pass that Matilda and Florian di...

What would have happened if the villains had won? It is 5 years since the Evil Queen, Valborga succeeded in placing Snow White under the sleeping curse. Much has changed in the lands of Perrault and Grimmenvald. The Prince has vanished, unable to rescue Snow White. Valborga has been terrorising the villages and neighbouring kingdoms, taking with force what she believes to be hers by right, alongside her sister, the Sea Witch, Dorea. All hope s...

This play, adapted for stage by Millie Hardy-Sims, is based on the 1883 childrens novel of the same name, written by Robert Louis Stevenson. A story which paved the way for the image of pirates as we know them, Treasure Island is a story of hardship, loyalty, coming-of-age and adventure which has delighted audiences for over 130 years. "Beware the one legged man." It is the late 18th century. Piracy is rife amongst the seas and many coastal to...

Carried by a tornado to the Land of Oz, Dorothy Gale unwittingly frees the Munchkins from the cruel Witch of the East. She is given the witch's silver shoes and is told by Glinda, the Good Witch of the South, that her best hope for returning home is to seek out the Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Along the way she rescues a forlorn Scarecrow and a broken-hearted Tin Woodman, and is joined by a deeply insecure Lion. This unlikely band travels a perilou...

The Wind in the Willows" follows the adventures of the anthropomorphic animals Mole, Rat, Badger, Toad, and their friends. Mole is at home doing spring cleaning, and he is quite bored with it. He casts down his cleaning instruments and runs to the surface and the river. It is at the river that Mole meets Rat, and the two form an immediate friendship. This friendship brings Rat's friends Badger, Otter, and Toad into the story.Toad, a well-to-do...

Based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's inspired creation, this play is designed for a large cast of amateur dramatics. Sherlock Holmes is the greatest detective to ever live, and along with Dr Watson, England can rest easy knowing even the most complex of cases will be solved. However, when a mysterious foe comes onto the scene, Professor J. Moriarty, Sherlock seems to have met his match.Taking inspiration from several of Holmes' most famous cases,...

It is the early 18th century and our story takes place in a small Italian town outside of Rome. The story is narrated by Nicolina, a talking cricket, as she recounts her encounter with Pinocchio. Our story starts with Maester Antonio, a carpenter, and his young apprentice Guiseppe Collodi, better known as Gepetto. Antonio is greatly impressed with Gepetto's skill and decides to give him a grand gift on his 25th birthday - the hand of Antonio's...

Betty the Beaver liked things a certain way. She had for as long as she could remember, since she was a kit."It's possible that Betty is O.C.B - Obsessive Compulsive Beaver. She likes things neat and tidy, but when her need for neat and tidy causes chaos, she learns that a little chaos can be a good thing. An adorable introduction to O.C.D for children, written by a life-long O.C.D warrior who understands it all (except what it's like to be a ...