Ye-Ha! mixes comical characters, a side-splitting script and sparkling songs in a musical that will make your cast shine and your audience go wild in a western way! With 48 speaking roles, this show will suit any size school or group with parts for between 28 and 52 children plus unlimited chorus parts. Suitable for Key Stage 2 performers (ages 7 to 11).
Join King Arthur and his nutty knights on Camelot's craziest quest, as the well-loved legend comes to life in "What A Knight!", a hilarious musical adventure! A castle full of colourful characters join in the fun, including precocious princesses, a talking dragon - and not forgetting Merlin and his magic mirror!
This has to be one of the easiest nativity musicals to produce - and one of the most adorable! Even the costuming is easy, as nearly everyone can simply wear their pyjamas! The perfect answer for those wanting to re-tell the Nativity story in a direct and simple way that even the youngest may understand.
Welcome to the wonderful world of the Red Hot Song Library, an amazing resource to help teachers introduce singing that is fun, relaxed and successful.
The story is going magically to plan for Cinderella - the Magic Fairy does her job, her dress is divine, the ball everything she could wish for … and the Prince! What a catch! But when the royal temper frays and the heads begin to roll, shocked Cinders finds her wishes are all washed up. Who will save her now?
If your product comes complete with a CD or if you purchase a CD separately, then the tracks on the CD can easily be converted to MP3 files by using, for example, the "Rip CD" option in the Windows Media Player on a PC. This will then enable you to use the tracks in digital format if your venue does not have a CD player available.
‘Haven’t done it yet but know the script - it is sooooooo funny!!! I am Hornhonker and love the role because he has lots of funny jokes. Can not wait to do the play!!!’ ‐ Sophia, Wimbledon Chase Primary School (5/5)
‘It was so amazing! I was jack. When we we're rehearsing, the other people playing the children and I went in a bit to hard for the sword-fighting bit (we did it with wooden swords though!). I really enjoyed it!’ ‐ ZL, Bancrofts Prep School (5/5)
‘I really found it funny! I loved the storm and we all had to move from side to side on the stage. The sound affects were so cool! My favourite part was when we all sang anchors away with the awesome actions to go with it! The person who played Horatio Hornhonker was so funny! ’ ‐ Amina, Woodford Prep (5/5)
‘We done this play last year and it is fabulous!’ ‐ JT, Mount Street Junior School (5/5)
‘It was the best play ever! I had so much fun! Craig Hawes is amazing at writing plays! I wish he would do another one!’ ‐ SM, Woodford Prep School, UK (5/5)
‘It is brilliant! I am uncle deadeye even though I am a girl it was funny we split the deadeyes into two roles so me and my best friend were uncles to our other friends, it is very confusing but very funny at the same time!’ ‐ Sharon, Abbey Primary School, Morden (5/5)
‘I was admiral horatio hornhonker. I had to be really posh and have a lisp haha.’ ‐ RG, Eagley Junior School, Bolton (5/5)
‘It was fantastic, the vocals were superb. I sang beneath the same starry sky one of my favourite lines was Redbeard but his beard is bright pink i am the next 007 bang bang !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!’ ‐ Max, Stanwell School (5/5)
‘He he he I loved the show I was tac it was an amazing show to perform!!’ ‐ Sophie, Heron Primary School (5/5)
‘We haven't done it yet but I am soooo excited about doing it in front of the parents. We got the script not very long ago and I have learnt all of my lines.’ ‐ Tina, Molsham, Chelmsford (4/5)
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