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Light-hearted and amusing portrayals of the Gunpowder Plot. These original plays combine historical information with humour to retell one of Britain's most famous stories.
Style: humorous educational
Author: Robert Reed
Age group: 6-7 (1st Grade; Year 2)
Roles: 22-29
Run time: 20 minutes
Topics: Bonfire Night, Fireworks Night,
Guy Fawkes' Day, Guy Fawkes,
Guido Fawkes, Gunpowder Plot
Parliament, UK History
The play has been written to educate and entertain audiences of all ages about the Gunpowder Plot of 1605. Everyone remembers the name Guy Fawkes, but who were the other plotters and what did they hope to achieve?
This funny play is great for school
assemblies to celebrate Bonfire Night
and spark children's interest in history.
It's 20th May 1604 and Robert Catesby is meeting with his closest friends in the Duck and Drake tavern. They hatch a plot to blow up King James I and all his lords at the next sitting of Parliament and then stage a Catholic uprising. Guy Fawkes is given the job of lighting the fuse. What could possibly go wrong?
Buy play script: "THE FIRST GUY FAWKES NIGHT":
The First Guy Fawkes Night (Year 2) £ 6.90
Remember, Remember, the Fifth of November
(Year 3-4) £ 6.90
Guido Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot (Year 6-7) £ 7.90
Read more about each script below.
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Genre: historical comedy
Author: Robert Reed
Age group: 10-12 (6th Grade-7th Grade/ Year 6 - Year 7)
Roles: 23
Run time: 20 minutes
Topics: Bonfire Night, Guy Fawkes' Day,
Guy Fawkes, Guido Fawkes
Gunpowder Plot, Parliament, UK History
Why did five blokes in a pub decide to blow up Parliament? Were Early Seventeenth Century entertainments so boring there was little else to do for fun? Was Guido just a nutter who loved blowing things up? All will be revealed in this play.
Style: humorous educational
Author: Robert Reed
Age group: 7-9 (2nd Grade - 3rd Grade; Year 3 - Year 4)
Roles: 24-27
Run time: 20 minutes
Topics: Bonfire Night, Fireworks Night,
Guy Fawkes' Day, Guy Fawkes,
Guido Fawkes, Gunpowder Plot
Parliament, UK History
Short funny play script for kids
about Guy Fawkes
and the Gunpowder Plot.
The play has been written for performance by children in Years 3 and 4. The run-time for the play is 20 minutes. The play would suit class sizes of anywhere between 24 to 27. There is a range of roles for different abilities. There are 9 roles recommended to be performed by boys and one role that is recommended to be performed by a girl.
The play script contains copious production notes as well as details concerning the set, props and suggestions for music.
The set is very simple and there are minimal movements of the props during the play.
Five angry plotters meet in 1604 in the Duck and Drake. Later Guy Fawkes places barrels of gunpowder under the House of Lords and all's ready; but, one letter ends up in the hands of the cunning Robert Cecil, the King's First Minister and Spy Master. Poor King James needs help to work out that his life is in danger. Finally, a search of the Parliament is ordered, and the barrels of gunpowder and Guy Fawkes are discovered. Guy Fawkes is now sent to the Tower and questioned by a Cockney Torturer who has an unusual way of making him talk. The other plotters have failed to get support for their rebellion and bravely charge the King's soldiers. And the plot is over.
Buy play script "Remember, Remember,
the Fifth of November":
art Drama Scripts - teaching resources
'Guy Fawkes Night' (also known as 'Bonfire Night') is celebrated in the UK on 5th November. It's generally an occasion to have a barbeque outside with friends and family, warmed by a large bonfire, and watch a firework display. It's all pretty harmless fun. Ah, and on the bonfire is an effigy of Guy Fawkes. But, what on Earth did Guy do to have an effigy of himself burnt every year? Did he try to ban One Direction, or was he up to something even more sinister?
Guy Fawkes was discovered with 36 barrels of gunpowder under the House of Lords on 5th November 1605. Had it been barrels of beer, everyone in the Lords would probably have been okay with that. The aim was to blow up King James I along with anyone unlucky enough to be in Parliament at the time. Oh, and then the conspirators planned to lead a rebellion in the Midlands, kidnap James' daughter, etc, etc. Well, the conspiracy wasn't exactly top secret and was discovered and thwarted. And, that's what we're celebrating on 5th November.
art Drama Scripts - ideas for school assemblies
Was Guido just a nutter who loved blowing things up?
All is revealed in these plays.
art Drama Scripts -
KS2 Assemblies
Playscript (PDF and DOC) sent by email within 24 hours. Included: Performance rights for 3 performances in 4 years, rights to copy for cast, rights for non-commercial video of the performance, suggestions for staging, props, costumes, doubling, song ideas (music only suggested - CDs, music sheets or music rights NOT included). More info about terms.
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Kids Scripts
Reedova IČ 62403877
Šatrova 660/5
Prague 4 142 00
Czech Republic
ph: +420-604-344 076
sales