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Featured Plays/Songs

Grimstone's Glory - A victorian Christmas melodrama
A bitter cruel Sweepmaster rules his poor charges with a rod of iron, and when one is injured, he throws the child out into the winter night.The new sweep is timid and sets off a course of events that eventually reforms Mr Grimstone

The Christmas That Nearly Wasn't
My best seller by a long way! Father Christmas has been on holiday for too long and doesn't want to bother with all those presents. The elves are on strike and the reindeer have grown too fat to fly! Mrs Christmas saves the day. Cast of at least 15.

The Gnaughty Gnome
The Gnaughty Gnome is intent on sabotaging Christmas and makes Father Christmas and the reindeer all fall asleep. Luckily, FC's two helpers, with the aid of to life, Action Man, Teddy, Sindy and Rag Doll, track down Gnaughty and Christmas is saved

Welcome to Plays4kidz - a site that provides perfect drama and music resources for children. Every play and song on this site has been written specifically for young people to perform - and written by someone who has spent his life educating children and young people.

I'm Robert Smith and I've got historical plays, pantomimes, plays for Christmas, plays for all times of year with songs and music and resources for assembles. All of them are suitable for schools, drama classes, young theatre groups.

Music and drama are vital elements in a child's devlopment. Education policy-makers have realised that using music and drama as a vehicle for learning other subjects really does provide the excellence and enjoyment that is required in today's classroom.

If you need songs to accompany well-known and well-loved stories, such as Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, I've got those too.

More and more teachers are requesting songs for assemblies. They have, for example, been following QCA National Curriculum History schemes of work and want to give a short presentation in assembly at the end. There are sets of easy-to-learn songs for The Fire of London, St. George and Robin Hood and new for July 2008 are three songs for the end of Key Stage 1 on the subject of Teeth

Click on a link in the navigation area on the left to find what you want.

Comments about my plays

Thank you so much for your speedy delivery of CD/scores/lyrics etc. The songs are great and just what I was looking for.
Lisa Primary School head of music Edinburgh April 2008
(about The Ballad of St George)

We performed your Ballad of Bold St George in the summer, which was a wonderful play and performed by pupils from 4 - 11. They really enjoyed the play, in particular they loved "I'm a Roman Soldier" so I thought I would try another of your plays. Could you send me the play and CD of songs for the Snow Queen..... Jill Woollands Elsecar Holy Trinity CE School Barnsley Nov 2007
(about The Ballad of St George)

Just to let you know the assembly went really well! Everyone was very impressed with your songs and all the children loved them! In fact, they won't stop singing them even though the assembly has passed! thanks again
Catherine, Primary school teacher, Newcastle April 2008
(about The Great Fire of London 1666)

Just to let you know that we performed The Ballad of St George last night. The children made up their own dances for the soldiers and three girls did a dance when the tune was playing for the dragon song. The play was received really well by the audience and the children enjoyed performing it. Many thanks. Bucknall School Lincolnshire 17/7/7
(about The Ballad of St George)

Hi,
Just to let you know that Querk songs went down really well...had mini performance for parents, it was great!! Children learned the words very easily and loved them...
Thanks very much...
Catherine, Primary School Cheshire 28th May 2007

(about Songs for Querks)