School Musicals with a Minimum Cast Size of 25 or fewer

The Wind In The Willows

by Mike Smith & Keith Dawson

"There wasn't a dry eye in the house!"

St Minver School, Cornwell

The Rocky Monster Show

by Malcolm Sircom

"Performed with Years 3 to 6 to a very appreciative audience! I thoroughly recommend it - I will definitely be performing it again in the near future!"

Kirsty Davies - Music Co-Ordinator

Time Lord

by Gawen Robinson

A thrilling "TIME TRAVEL" adventure!

"I found this to be an an excellent script to work from and it is filled with jokes for both children and adults to enjoy. Highly recommended."

Chloe Grubb, Mount House School, Tavistock

Robin And The Sherwood Hoodies

by Craig Hawes

Discover the hilarious truth behind the legend of Robin Hood in this great musical comedy!

"A real joy to rehearse and perform - the catchy songs and hysterical script made it non-stop fun for pupils and parents alike! I'm still singing the songs in the car!"

David Fotheringham, Head Teacher, Gamston Primary School.

Rock Bottom

by Craig Hawes

"You'd be mad not to buy this - yet another hilarious hit from Craig Hawes."

Laura Mitchell, Oak Farm Junior School, Hillingdon

The X Factory

by Gawen Robinson

"Pupils, parents and staff raved about this fantastic show. The hilariously funny jokes, catchy songs and excellent script allows for a fantastic performance to be given. Kids learned their lines quickly and enjoyed learning the song lyrics. If you're looking for a school show that's current but a bit different from the standard, this is the one to go for. Thank you to the writers and team that brought the X Factory to life for us all to enjoy."

Martin Craig, St John's Primary , Port Glasgow

Go For Goal

by Gawen Robinson

Kick off Euro 20/21 celebrations with our football themed musical!

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"What a brilliant script - I loved this (and I hate football!). Songs are terrific - hand out the tissues before "The World at your Feet" finale."

Sally Chester, Deputy Head - Ayscoughfee Hall School, Lincolnshire

The Amazing Adventures of Superstan

by Craig Hawes

"A Craig Hawes show is always a guaranteed hit at our school, but Superstan has to be his best yet!"

Peter Delafield, St. Luke's Primary

Let The Games Begin

by Mike Smith, Steve Titford, Wilf Tudor & Robin Hayes

"An amazing soundtrack and superb story line. Thoroughly enjoyed by all!"

Laura Parry-Woolner, Charlotte Sharman Primary School, London

Santa's Hat

by Dave Corbett

"The story and music were so appealing to younger children."

St Stephens Catholic Primary, Kent

Follow That Star (Nativity)

by Gawen Robinson & Stephen Robertson

"A good, traditional Nativity with as much fun and humour as it is possible to have."

Becky Jones - Infant Teacher - S.E. London

Sugar Plum

by Dave Corbett

"What a great way to engage the boys."

Katie Smith, Key Stage 1 teacher, Birmingham

Santa's Setbacks

by Dave Corbett

"Just right for children of this age."

Key Stage 1 Teacher - South Ferriby Primary

Penguin Pete

by Dave Corbett

"Catchy tunes which are easy to learn. It has a simple story and was great fun!"

Ginny Macpherson, Collaroy Plateau Public School, Sydney, Australia

Who? (Nativity)

by Dave Corbett

Christmas production with a fun time travel theme

"Lovely play with some pantomime and up to date TV themes, but also with the traditional Christmas theme reminding us of what Christmas is actually about."

Sharon Harvey, KS2 Teacher

Gnome Alone

by Dave Corbett

"I couldn't imagine a more simple to stage Infant production."

Joanna Mason, Year Two Teacher, Leeds

Shepherd's Delight (Nativity)

by Dave Corbett

"This absolutely fitted the bill as our School is small and our parents love to join in."

Head of Infants, Suffolk.

Glint Of Gold

by Gawen Robinson

Egypt at the time of the Pharaohs

"Best play in 10 years."

Newcastle Preparatory School

Sulky Santa And The Boy Who Didn't Believe

by Ian McArthur

"The kids in our school loved performing this play. Great songs and wonderful dialogue!"

Dave Kemp, KS2 Teacher