KS2 (age 7-11) musicals 60 minutes or less duration

Star Warts: The Umpire Strikes Back (Reduced Version)

by Craig Hawes

"My all time favourite of the Craig Hawes shows... so far! Hilarious script and catchy songs make this an absolute hit with adults and children alike. Our children created memories to treasure after being part of such a brilliant show!"

Lisa Crossland, Cuckney Primary School

Reduced Version (50 minutes. 7 Songs.)
Click HERE for the Full Version (80 minutes. 9 Songs)

The Greatest Show

by Mike Horth & Jan Porter

"Colouful, energetic and packed full of show stopping songs that your pupils will be singing in the playground!"

Denise White, Retired Head Teacher

Go For Gold

by Gawen Robinson

"A fantastic reception from the parents and kids loved performing. So much positive feedback from parents. The characters and one liners went down a treat and there was a good balance of history and humour."

Andy Taylor, Tanners Wood Primary School, Abbots Langley.

Celebrate the Olympics with this sporty little number!

We'll Meet Again

by Keith Dawson & Gawen Robinson

"What a wonderful way to show what life was REALLY like for children during World War 2; a term of history lessons in one production."

Denise White - Headteacher, Blakenhale Junior School, Birmingham

What's The Crime, Mr Wolf?

by Mike Horth & Jan Porter

*** FREE BACKDROPS ***

"Hilarious script, amazing songs; the pupils thoroughly enjoyed performing and our audiences loved it."

Pauline Abrahams, Fair Field Junior School

Shakespeare Rocks!

by Steve Titford

"This is by far the best musical for kids and youth I have ever seen or directed. The music was wonderful and the kids sang their hearts out! Wonderful, everyone should do this musical."

Vicki Vickers, Bacon Theater Children's Playhouse/Bacon County Schools, Alma, Georgia, USA

Celebrate the 400th anniversary of the printing of Shakespeare's First Folio in 1623!

Links to New National Curriculum... English/History

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

What A Knight!

by Craig Hawes

"A joy to watch with a very clear and precise script."

Mary Rose, KS2 Teacher

The Pied Piper

by Malcolm Sircom

"A lively, funny show with great child and audience appeal. A testimony to its success was to hear children who had been in the audience singing the songs."

St. Edward's Junior school Charlton Kings, Cheltenham, Glos.

Darwin Rocks!

by Steve Titford

"From the moment we played the first song to the children, they were hooked and strains of 'Nothing Beats Being You' and 'Tierra del Fuego' could be heard drifting down the corridors. Proof of its popularity was witnessed when the children performed their own impromptu jamming session of Darwin Rocks with true passion and abandon after the first performance. ... It was easy to stage, with brilliant parts for an entire year group and the accolades we have received after the performance have been the best ever. Well done, and thank you, Steve Titford and Musicline!"

Kate MacKrell and Chrissy Boulton, Binfield CE Primary School (VA), Binfield

Links to New National Curriculum... Science/History

The Emoji Musical

by Mike Smith & Wilf Tudor

"The script is full of fun as Dolly meets the different Emoji characters."

Naomi Randell, Primary School Music Teacher