Two girls travel back in time through a book about the Wild West, influencing the course of history as they move from chapter to chapter. Historically accurate details (events, people and dates) delivered with a big dose of fun.

This is the story of Master Marciel the famous mathematician, who as a boy could not learn his multiplication tables. Each of the eleven songs uses the number sequence from one of the multiplication tables (2 to 12) as a refrain. Ideal for large group performance. This musical aims to reinforce a fundamental of the core curriculum whilst maintaining its musical and dramatic integrity as an educational resource.

Originally written for senior schools, this adaptation is condensed to make it suitable for children aged 7 to 11 years and provides a useful link to the curriculum.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, originally written for Radio 4, with Rolf Harris narrating.

This is the story of a good boy (Ben) who has accidentally broken his mother's prized ornament. She calls him a Little Monster and sends him out into the garden as a punishment. It is in Ben's garden that all the other Little Monsters, Cheeky Monkeys, Terrible Twos and Fidgets appear having been given titles of their own and together they have to find a way to become children again.

On the Trail of the One Blue Sock is a simple tale of in the form of a poem with lively, fun songs added to spice up the performance. Every day objects (a boxing glove, a shower, a clotheshorse, a microwave, an iron and a water timer etc) become colourful characters as our hero searches through the house for a single blue sock that has gone missing.

Master Marciel takes his class on a field trip to the transport museum. He asks them "Please do not touch anything!" But of course they do. Six age-appropriate songs, about some different and unusual modes of transport.

Journey with Moses as he leads Gods people to freedom.

Is just what you need for your 6-9 year olds! Set in fairy woodlands, this hilarious musical is easily adapted for spring, summer, autumn or Christmas