51����

An inspiring educational play about the birth of the World Wide Web

Ignite young imaginations with the extraordinary true story of how one man’s vision connected the entire world!
“Weaving the World” is a captivating 5-scene play that brings to life the remarkable journey of Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web. Perfect for schools, youth theaters, and educational programs, this engaging script transforms a pivotal moment in technological history into an accessible, entertaining, and educational experience for performers and audiences alike.

What makes this play special:
✓ Educational value: Seamlessly teaches complex technological concepts through storytelling, songs, and visual metaphors that children can understand and remember

✓ Inclusive casting: Features 20+ diverse roles of varying sizes, perfect for including students of all abilities and confidence levels

✓ Simple yet effective staging: Can be performed with minimal sets and props, making it adaptable for any performance space

✓ Musical component: Includes a catchy original song that reinforces key themes of connection and sharing

✓ Historical accuracy: Follows Tim Berners-Lee’s journey from curious child to visionary inventor, emphasizing the values of curiosity, problem-solving, and generosity

The journey unfolds:
Follow young Tim from his childhood fascination with how things connect, through his groundbreaking work at CERN, to his world-changing decision to make the Web free for everyone. Watch as characters like HTML, URL, and HTTP come to life, demonstrating how the Web works in ways even the youngest audience members can understand.

Perfect for:
School productions (ages 7-13)
STEM education programs
Technology-themed events
Youth theater companies
Digital literacy initiatives