Offering a wide range of fun and interactive Drama teaching resources for KS1-5 pupils, which are all tried-and-tested in both private and state sector schools. Over 24 years experience in the UK and internationally as an Educator, Director, Writer and Actor. Feel free to get in touch for more details: phil.brooks@hotmail.co.uk
Offering a wide range of fun and interactive Drama teaching resources for KS1-5 pupils, which are all tried-and-tested in both private and state sector schools. Over 24 years experience in the UK and internationally as an Educator, Director, Writer and Actor. Feel free to get in touch for more details: phil.brooks@hotmail.co.uk
Travel back to Bethlehem in this beautifully told version of the Nativity story, where the wonder of Christmas comes alive through heartfelt characters, gentle humour, and a powerful message of hope and love.
“The Reason for the Season” follows Mary and Joseph’s journey to Bethlehem, the angelic announcement to the shepherds, and the arrival of the wise men, all leading to the birth of Jesus — the true reason we celebrate Christmas.
This accessible and engaging 4-page script is perfect for primary-aged performers and audiences alike. With flexible casting, clear narration, and plenty of opportunities for group involvement and carol singing, it’s an ideal choice for schools, churches, and community performances.
Cast:
Narrator
Mary
Joseph
Angel Gabriel
Shepherds (Levi and Miriam)
Wise Men (Melchior, Caspar, Balthazar)
Innkeeper
Townspeople (flexible number; can include angels, singers, and extra roles)
Age range: Suitable for performers aged 6–11
Running time: Approximately 25–30 minutes, including optional carols
Style: Family-friendly, traditional with a touch of humour and warmth
Performance notes:
Can be performed with a small or large cast
Includes moments for audience engagement and singing
Minimal set and props required
Whether you’re staging a full school production or a simple church service performance, The Reason for the Season is a joyful reminder of the true meaning of Christmas — told in a way that children will love performing and audiences will love watching.
"Voices from the Deep: Titanic Monologues" is a powerful collection of six dramatic monologues that bring the human stories behind the infamous disaster to life. Ideal for students aged 10+, these pieces give voice to both survivors and victims—from the noble violinist Wallace Hartley and the fearless “Unsinkable” Molly Brown to the tormented lookout and the ship’s remorseful designer.
With a balance of historical insight, emotional depth, and moral complexity, these monologues are perfect for classroom performance, drama clubs, or history-themed assemblies. They offer students the chance to explore character, empathy, and voice while engaging with one of the most iconic events of the 20th century.
Whether used individually or as a full ensemble piece, these monologues will spark discussion, deepen understanding, and create unforgettable moments on stage.
PDF and Word formats.
**Monologues of the Six Wives of Henry VIII **
These six engaging monologues bring to life the voices of the six wives of Henry VIII, offering a fresh and powerful perspective on Tudor history. Each wife tells her own story, reflecting on her marriage, her fate, and her relationship with the infamous king. Designed for use in drama, history, or English lessons, these monologues give students the chance to explore characterisation, historical empathy, and performance skills.
From Catherine of Aragon’s quiet strength to Anne Boleyn’s bold defiance, Jane Seymour’s loyalty to Anne of Cleves’ cleverness, and from Catherine Howard’s youthful regret to Catherine Parr’s resilience, each speech captures the emotion, personality and historical significance of the woman behind the crown.
Perfect for pupils aged 6-10, these monologues can be performed individually, as a set piece, or used as stimulus for devising and discussion. They offer a creative and meaningful way to bring the Tudor period to life on stage or in the classroom.
PDF and Word formats.
Wind in the Willows: Toad’s Big Adventure
A riotous riverside romp for young performers aged 7–10!
Bring the world of Kenneth Grahame’s beloved classic to life with this fun-packed and flexible short 6-page stage adaptation, specially written for primary-aged children. Bursting with humour, adventure, and just a hint of chaos, Toad’s Big Adventure follows the impulsive Mr. Toad as he crashes (literally!) from one disaster to another—dragging his long-suffering friends Mole, Ratty, and Badger along for the ride.
This version is ideal for school performances, with a flexible cast size (12–25+), lively ensemble scenes, and simple staging that can be easily adapted to suit any performance space. From wild motorcar chases to prison breaks, tickle battles to weasel invasions, the script is packed with comic dialogue, memorable characters, and plenty of audience interaction.
The play encourages teamwork, creativity, and character development, while providing every child with a moment to shine—whether they’re playing a dancing weasel, a dashing river rat, or Toad in full washerwoman disguise!
Complete with a production resource pack including costume ideas, staging suggestions, and music cues, this script is the perfect choice for an end-of-term show, drama club performance, or literacy enrichment project.
PDF and Word formats.
London’s Burning! – The Great Fire of 1666
Bring history to life with this powerful short 4-page play that explores the drama, chaos, and human stories behind the Great Fire of London. Specially written for children aged 6–10, this script blends historical facts with compelling narrative and character-driven storytelling.
With a flexible cast size and the opportunity for whole-class involvement, the play features:
Narration and direct audience address to draw pupils in and support comprehension
Historical characters such as Samuel Pepys and King Charles II, alongside ordinary Londoners
Evocative monologues from children, shopkeepers, servants, and others who witnessed the fire
Clear scene structure ideal for rehearsal and performance
Opportunities for cross-curricular learning in Drama, History, and English
Perfect for assemblies, classroom performances or enrichment projects, London’s Burning! encourages empathy, imagination, and deeper understanding of a key event in British history.
PDF and Word formats.
Explore the modern-day issue of our Addiction to Technology using this 10-week Drama powerpoint resource pack, which delves into the ways our screens are impacting our lives, relationships, and wellbeing.
This engaging and thought-provoking scheme encourages students to explore character, conflict, and consequence through role play, devising, and performance work. It’s ideal for developing empathy, communication, and collaboration skills while tackling a topic that’s highly relevant to today’s young people.
This scheme comes complete with detailed PowerPoints and an assessment rubric, so no planning needed - it’s ready to go!
This resource pack includes a fun and accessible adaptation of A Christmas Carol, specially written for children aged 8–13.
Alongside the full script, you’ll find a collection of character monologues that offer pupils the chance to explore key moments from the story in more depth. Perfect for classroom drama work, rehearsals, or performance.
Word and PDF formats.
This collection of A Christmas Carol monologues (8 in total) is designed for children aged 8–13 and brings Charles Dickens’ classic characters to life in a fresh and engaging way. Each monologue offers a glimpse into the thoughts and feelings of key figures from the story, making it ideal for drama lessons, auditions, or performance work.
Word and PDF formats.
This resource pack includes a fun and accessible short script and a collection of monologues based on The Wizard of Oz, specially created for children aged 6–10.
Designed to encourage confidence, creativity, and character work, the script offers a lively retelling of the classic tale, while the monologues give young performers the chance to explore key characters in more depth. Perfect for classroom drama, performances, or creative play, this pack provides everything you need to bring the magic of Oz to life!
Word and PDF formats.
The Wizard of Oz – Join Dorothy, Toto, and their new friends; the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Cowardly Lion, as they follow the Yellow Brick Road to the magical land of Oz! With wicked witches, flying monkeys, and a mysterious wizard, this whirlwind adventure is full of courage, friendship, and a little bit of magic. Get ready to click your heels and say, “There’s no place like home!”
Short Drama script - 10 pages and 14+ speaking roles.
Word and PDF formats.
If possible, please purchase the School Licence - this will allow you to share with colleagues and print unlimited copies for performers. Thank you.
The Christmas Truce Monologues bring to life one of the most extraordinary moments in modern history—when British and German soldiers laid down their arms on Christmas Day 1914.
Designed for young performers aged 8–12, these six powerful monologues offer a moving glimpse into the hopes, doubts, and shared humanity of men on both sides of the trenches. Perfect for school performances, assemblies, or drama lessons, these pieces invite reflection, empathy, and a deeper understanding of peace amidst conflict.
Word and PDF formats.
This resource pack includes…
Adapted 10 minute Romeo and Juliet script (8 characters)
8 lesson Drama unit with detailed powerpoints and supporting resources
Welcome to this collection of adapted scripts, bringing two of Charles Dickens’ most beloved stories to life: Oliver Twist and A Christmas Carol. These adaptations have been carefully crafted to preserve the heart of Dickens’ original works while making them accessible and engaging for performers of all ages.
Oliver Twist (8 pages, 16 speaking roles) follows the journey of a young orphan in Victorian England, highlighting the struggles of poverty and the search for family, identity, and kindness amidst a world of hardship. With dynamic characters like the kind-hearted Nancy, the sinister Fagin, and the irredeemable Bill Sikes, this script offers a mix of drama, moral lessons, and rich character interactions.
A Christmas Carol (18 pages, 40 speaking roles) tells the timeless tale of Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly old man whose heart is transformed by the spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come. With a large cast of memorable characters, including the jovial Bob Cratchit, the haunting Marley, and the joyful ghosts, this script brings Dickens’ iconic exploration of redemption, compassion, and the true meaning of Christmas to the stage.
Both scripts are ideal for school productions, youth theatres, or any performance seeking to delve into classic literature with a modern twist. Through these plays, your cast will explore important themes of social justice, morality, and personal transformation, while experiencing the magic of Dickens’ storytelling. Enjoy bringing these unforgettable characters and moments to life!
Short Drama script - 8 pages and 16+ speaking roles.
Word and PDF formats.
If possible, please purchase the School Licence - this will allow you to share with colleagues and print unlimited copies for performers. Thank you.
The story of Oliver Twist: A gentle and honest orphan boy, born into hardship but full of quiet strength. Though the world treats him cruelly, he never loses his sense of right and wrong. His journey from the workhouse to a place of safety shows the power of hope, kindness, and resilience.
CHARACTER LIST
Oliver Twist – A kind-hearted orphan boy
Mr. Bumble – The pompous beadle of the workhouse
Workhouse Master – Overseer of the workhouse
Artful Dodger – A cheeky, street-smart pickpocket
Charley Bates – Dodger’s friend and fellow pickpocket
Fagin – A sly and manipulative leader of a gang of child thieves
Nancy – A young woman with a kind heart, involved with Bill Sikes
Bill Sikes – A violent criminal
Mr. Brownlow – A kind and wealthy gentleman
Bet, Tommy, Nipper – Members of Fagin’s gang
Bystanders, Boys in the workhouse, London crowd – Various ensemble roles
Explore the World of Shakespeare in Your Drama Lessons!
This comprehensive Shakespeare resource pack offers a wide range of engaging and interactive materials designed to captivate young learners and bring the Bard’s works to life on stage. This extensive collection includes:
🎠Detailed Schemes of Work:
Dive deep into the heart of Shakespeare with fully planned and resourced schemes of work for Romeo and Juliet, Twelfth Night, and Macbeth. Each scheme includes:
Extensive PowerPoint presentations
Supporting worksheets and activities
Opportunities for performance, discussion, and creative exploration
🎠One-Act and 10-Minute Scripts:
Introduce your students to Shakespeare’s greatest works in an accessible and dynamic way with a selection of short, performance-ready scripts. These condensed adaptations of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, and Twelfth Night are perfect for rehearsals, assemblies, and class performances, offering opportunities to explore character, language, and stagecraft.
🧠Shakespeare-Themed Quizzes:
Test your students’ knowledge and understanding with two exciting Shakespeare quizzes, designed to reinforce key themes, characters, and plots while adding an element of fun and competition to your lessons.
Whether you’re exploring tragic love, magical mischief, or comic confusion, these resources ensure your students develop a deep understanding and appreciation of Shakespeare’s timeless tales. Perfect for Key Stage 2 and 3 learners, these materials provide everything needed to engage, challenge, and inspire!
Voices of The Blitz: Eight Powerful Monologues
Step back in time to one of the most harrowing periods of World War II—The Blitz. Voices of The Blitz brings to life the emotions, fears, and resilience of those who lived through the relentless bombing of Britain’s cities. Through eight compelling monologues, this resource captures the diverse perspectives of ordinary people facing extraordinary circumstances.
Each monologue provides a unique glimpse into the hearts and minds of those who experienced The Blitz firsthand, allowing performers to explore a range of emotions, from fear and hope to duty and longing. Perfect for drama lessons, historical studies, or school performances, these monologues encourage empathy and understanding of a generation’s courage during wartime.
Child (Young Boy or Girl) – An innocent yet observant child, finding ways to make sense of the chaos around them while hiding in a shelter.
Mother – A strong and nurturing woman, desperately trying to protect her children and hold her family together in the face of danger.
Air-Raid Warden – A responsible and determined warden, enforcing the blackout and ensuring the safety of the community.
Firefighter – A brave and exhausted firefighter, battling endless flames while fighting to save lives.
Injured Citizen – A wounded individual reflecting on the moment their life changed forever and struggling with uncertainty about the future.
Elderly Neighbour – A reflective senior, recalling memories of past wars and observing the strength of the younger generation.
Young Man (Volunteer or Soldier on Leave) – A conflicted young man, torn between his duty to serve and his longing to protect his family.
Evacuated Child – A lonely child sent to the countryside, longing for home and family while adjusting to a new life.
Robin Hood of Sherwood Forest – Join Robin, Maid Marian, and a merry band of outlaws as they outwit the dastardly Sheriff of Nottingham and his bumbling Norman henchmen, Norman and Norma! Packed with sword fights, daring rescues, and audience participation, this fun-filled romp through Sherwood Forest will have everyone shouting, “He’s behind you!”
The Jungle Book – Follow Mowgli on his journey through the jungle as he learns the Law of the Jungle from Baloo and Bagheera, while dodging the hypnotic Kaa and the menacing Shere Khan. With catchy songs, comic moments, and a heartfelt journey of self-discovery, this jungle adventure will leave the audience roaring with delight!
Peter Pan: A Neverland Adventure – Take to the skies with Peter Pan, Wendy, John, and Michael as they fly to Neverland! But in this version, Peter has a secret—he’s afraid of heights! With a little help from Tinker Bell, Tick-Tock the Crocodile, and the ever-helpful Sally the Seagull, Peter conquers his fears to defeat Captain Hook in a thrilling battle. Audience interaction and magical moments make this story an unforgettable adventure.
A Christmas Carol – Join the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge on a magical Christmas Eve journey as he is visited by the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come! With heartwarming moments, ghostly encounters, and plenty of festive cheer, this timeless tale of redemption will have everyone saying, “Merry Christmas, one and all!”
The Wizard of Oz – Join Dorothy, Toto, and their new friends—the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Cowardly Lion—as they follow the Yellow Brick Road to the magical land of Oz! With wicked witches, flying monkeys, and a mysterious wizard, this whirlwind adventure is full of courage, friendship, and a little bit of magic. Get ready to click your heels and say, “There’s no place like home!”
Oliver Twist – Follow the journey of a young orphan in Victorian England, highlighting the struggles of poverty and the search for family, identity, and kindness amidst a world of hardship. With dynamic characters like the kind-hearted Nancy, the sinister Fagin, and the irredeemable Bill Sikes, this script offers a mix of drama, moral lessons, and rich character interactions.
The Wind in the Willows – Journey into a world of riverside adventures and woodland friendship in this heartwarming tale featuring Mole, Ratty, Badger, and the wildly unpredictable Mr Toad. With comic escapades, daring rescues, and a timeless message about loyalty and home, this script is rich with charm, humour, and colourful character dynamics.
Jack and the Beanstalk – Climb into the clouds with Jack, a bold and curious boy who trades a cow for magic beans and ends up facing a fearsome giant. Full of fantasy, fun, and larger-than-life characters like the grumpy Giant, the mysterious Bean Seller, and the no-nonsense Mother, this script blends laughter, adventure, and a classic underdog triumph.
Cinderella – Enter a world of sparkle, spite, and transformation in this beloved fairy tale about kindness, dreams, and standing up for yourself. With unforgettable characters including the wicked stepmother, two hilariously dreadful stepsisters, and the magical Fairy Godmother, this script brings drama, comedy, and a touch of enchantment to the stage.
Dick Whittington – Follow young Dick as he journeys to London in search of fortune, only to find adventure, friendship, and a feline sidekick who changes everything. With classic panto humour, a hissable villain in King Rat, and the rags-to-riches charm of a folk tale, this script is packed with action, laughs, and heart.
With laughter, adventure, and plenty of chances to shout, cheer, and boo—these ten timeless tales will bring joy and excitement to every performance!
Peter Pan: A Pantomime Adventure!
Get ready to fly (eventually) to Neverland with Peter Pan, the boy who refuses to grow up… and who might just be a little afraid of heights! Join Wendy, John, and Michael as they journey to a land of mermaids, fairies, and mischievous Lost Boys. But trouble’s brewing! The wicked Captain Hook is on the prowl, terrified of one thing—Tick-Tock the Crocodile, who’s got a taste for pirate!
With the help of the sassy Tinker Bell and the ever-hungry Tick-Tock, Peter must overcome his fears, defeat Hook, and save Neverland. But can Peter conquer his fear of flying in time to protect his friends?
Packed with laughter, adventure, and plenty of audience participation—get ready to shout, boo, cheer, and maybe even help Peter take to the skies!
Adventure awaits… so come along and believe in magic!
CHARACTER LIST
Peter Pan – The boy who never grows up, but is secretly afraid of heights.
Wendy Darling – The eldest Darling child, kind and adventurous.
John Darling – Wendy’s clever but slightly pompous younger brother.
Michael Darling – The youngest Darling, full of wonder and excitement.
Tinker Bell – A feisty fairy with a jealous streak.
The Lost Boys – A mischievous but lovable group of boys who follow Peter Pan.
Sally the Seagull – A sarcastic, self-proclaimed “flying expert” who gives Peter terrible advice.
Captain Hook – The dastardly pirate who despises Peter Pan.
Smee – Hook’s bumbling but loveable sidekick.
Pirate Crew – A group of comedic, dim-witted pirates.
Tick-Tock the Crocodile – Always lurking and hungry for Hook, often appearing at the worst moments.
Narrator – Sets the scene and interacts with the audience.
If possible, please purchase the School Licence - this will allow you to share with colleagues and print unlimited copies for performers. Thank you.
