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.

This very useful CD contains the backing tracks to over 30 favourite classroom folk songs, Hymns and Carols. Also included is a book with all the lyrics to these songs for you to photocopy.

Journey with Moses as he leads Gods people to freedom.

Ye-Ha! squeezes all the fun and adventure of the old west into a wonderfully wild musical comedy.

OINK! is based upon the well know tale of The Three Little Pigs, but you can be sure you have never heard this version before!

This brilliant and innovative show, set in Victorian times, traces the steps of Olivia, from downtrodden orphan to star of the stage. On her journey to the bright lights of London, she is befriended by Eliza Doolittle [from "My Fair Lady"] and, after a series of adventures, becomes a singer in a new Gilbert and Sullivan show, thanks to the unlikely assistance of Fagin and The Artful Dodger.

The cruel Ice King is finally conquered by the Prince of Fire in spite of the efforts of Sergeant Snowdrop, his Icicles, the SAS (Send Awful Shivers) and the Fridgerator. Kingdom Cold celebrates as the big freeze turns into the big thaw.