Scripts for Kids Drama Plays

HENRY VIII: BIG HAL KNOWS BEST

Age:              7-9 (KS2 Year 3 - Year 4)
Roles:          23-34 (min 4 boys, min 7 girls) 
Duration:      25 minutes

Topics:         Henry VIII and his wives, Tudors

Very funny fast-moving
educational play for children.

The play entertains the audience and explains why Henry VIII had six wives and why he thought it was necessary to separate from the Catholic Church in Rome.

Please find out more about the play and read online funny sample from the script at HENRY VIII ASSEMBLY.

Buy "Henry VIII: Big Hal Knows Best" by Robert Reed:

MIGUEL THE MONKEY AND THE CUNNING LION

Duration:       20 minutes
Age group:    7-8 (2nd Grade - 3rd Grade; 
                        KS2 Year 3 - Year 4)
Roles:            18
Genre:            fable / comedy

Short play script; 
easy to learn for children
easy to stage for teachers .

Play set in the jungle.  
Script details at  MIGUEL AND LION.

DON'T MESS WITH BOUDICA 

Age:              7-9 (KS2 Year 3 - Year 4)
Cast:             23-30 (min 4 male, min 4 female) 
Run Time:   20 minutes
Topics:         Celts and Romans in Britain

This play is a comedy written to educate
and entertain audiences of all ages
about Boudica's rebellion in A.D. 60.

It's 60 A.D. and Boudica has just become leader of the Iceni tribe after her husband's death. The Romans don't respect women and their bankers want their money back. With half of the Roman legions in north Wales chasing the druids, the last thing the Romans want is a Celtic rebellion. Well, they'd better not mess with Boudica then.

Find out more about the play and read online funny samples from the script at  CELTS AND ROMANS KS2.

DON'T ARGUE WITH ERIK:
A VIKING STORY 

Age:              7-9 (KS2 Year 3 - Year 4)
Cast:             18-25 (min 2 male, min 3 female) 
Run Time:   20 minutes
Topics:         Celts and Romans in Britain

This play is a comedy based upon the life of Erik the Red.  It has been thoroughly researched and is ideal for any class studying the Vikings. 

Erik The Red gets banished from Iceland for three years, but only because he has a really terrible lawyer defending him at the Thing and the fact that he's very guilty. Not to worry, he discovers a new land. It's colder than Iceland, but if he can think of a great name for the country lots of poor farmers are bound to emigrate there. What Erik needs is a name that suggests the place is lovely and green...