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WIN | Three Play Packs from Kidz Drama

Do your children like to dress up and put on plays? Is it one of their favourite past times? How would you like to win 3 play packs (sent over to you via email) with brand new plays that you can print off and give to your children so they can put on a magnificent play? I have teamed up with Kidz Drama in order to send one lucky winner these three plays for their children to play out at home!

kidz dramaHere is a little more info about the company themselves:

A new business has been set up in Woodbridge, aimed at introducing children to drama and involving them in performance arts. Acting is a lot of fun and a great way to boost a young child’s confidence. Kidz Drama is a new, at-home theatre idea offering a selection of comedy dramas for kids who want to try putting on their own show and performing in front of friends and family.

Kidz Drama scripts are designed for ages 7 and up, but are suitable for the whole family to enjoy. Each play is based on three stages of preparation, rehearsal and performance. Children are encouraged to create and build different sets and scenes as part of the preparation; they have rehearsal time to learn the lines and understand their role in the play and the script is structured for a 20 to 30 minute performance depending on ability. There are also non-acting roles such as director, stage hand and photographer!

Kidz Drama plays on mobile

Kidz Drama plays are ideal for parties, sleepovers and those rainy holidays when the kids are bored and “can’t find anything to do”!  

At only £6.99 each, the plays offer great value and come with a parent’s planning schedule and an invitation template which indicates the chosen role in the play for selected guests. The individual scripts are emailed to parents as a PDF so they can either be printed off easily or performed off mobile devices. One nice feature of the scripts is the colour-coded character lines which help the young actors follow the plot. The comedies are all loosely based on some of the kids’ favourite books, films and TV shows. Princess and the Pea Soup is a “whiffy” re-telling of the classic fairytale; The Case of the Missing Pyjama Case features Baker Street’s favourite detective and Harry Putter and the Mystical Pasty is a new take on wizard’s schools!

Kidz Drama Performance

Kidz Drama also offers school plays and free drama resources designed for KS2 and KS3 learning stages. The plays – which feature the intriguingly-titled Jurassic Lark – have performance times of around an hour and are ideal for end of term class productions. The school packages come with scene backdrop imagery and sound effect files, so they are very simple to stage. There is also acting advice for teachers and pupils in the free resources section of the website.

Kidz Drama is a small, family project based in Woodbridge and run by Adrian Cory who is also a young adult author. Adrian said: “I used to write short plays which my kids would act out when on holiday. It struck me that, these days, kids defer to the computer too easily when nothing is planned for them. What could be more fun for kids than putting on their own show for parents and friends to enjoy?”

For more information on Kidz Drama plays, visit kidzdrama.com or contact them direct at team@kidzdrama.com.

So would you like to win these three play packs for your child? Just enter the giveaway in the Rafflecopter form below. This competition ends at 11.59pm on the 13th of March. UK only, good luck!


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56 thoughts on “WIN | Three Play Packs from Kidz Drama

  1. ashleigh allan says:

    CINDEROLLA sounds good!

  2. jo hutchinson says:

    THE CASE OF THE MISSING PYJAMA CASE

  3. Rachel Craig says:

    The Case of the Missing Pyjama Case.

  4. Stephanie Tsang says:

    HARRY PUTTER & THE MYSTICAL PASTY

  5. Jo Carroll says:

    HARRY PUTTER & THE MYSTICAL PASTY

  6. BECCA STAPLES says:

    Cinderolla sounds fab x

  7. Michelle O'Neill says:

    DOCTOR WHAT

  8. Lynsey Buchanan says:

    THE PRINCESS & THE PEA SOUP

  9. Phyllis Ellett says:

    The Princess & the Pea Soup looks a good one.

  10. Keith Hunt says:

    THE PRINCESS & THE PEA SOUP

  11. Cheryl Price says:

    the princess and the pea soup

  12. Pamela Gossage says:

    Gift Wars is the one

  13. Samantha loughlin says:

    The princess and the pea soup

  14. Dr What sounds very appealing.

  15. Rebecca Taylor says:

    The Princess and the Pea What!

  16. Barbara Handley says:

    I like the sound of The Case of the missing Pyjama Case.

  17. Kirsty Woods says:

    THE CASE OF THE MISSING PYJAMA CASE

  18. Jess Ellis says:

    Cinderella. Sounds a fun play which my two daughters would enjoy.

    1. Jess Ellis says:

      I meant Cinderolla

  19. jo liddement says:

    Doctor What as we are Doctor Who fans in my family

  20. Laura Pritchard says:

    THE PRINCESS & THE PEA SOUP

  21. Lynsie Lynn says:

    We love Harry Potter in this house, so it will have to be Harry Putter & The Mystical Pasty

  22. Eva Appleby says:

    THE CASE OF THE MISSING PAJAMA CASE

  23. Melissa Crowe says:

    the Case of the Missing Pyjama Case.

  24. Nancy Bradford says:

    Doctor What because my family are all big Doctor Who fans.

  25. Nancy Bradford says:

    Doctor What because my family are all big Doctor Who fans.

  26. Hayley Colburn says:

    Harry Putter sounds like it would be good 😀

  27. liz ferguson says:

    harry putter sounds like a fun one x

  28. emma kinsey says:

    HARRY PUTTER & THE MYSTICAL PASTY

  29. jackie curran says:

    cinderolla looks good, my girls love dancing so they would enjoy this .

  30. Karl Borowy says:

    HARRY PUTTER & THE MYSTICAL PASTY

  31. Sara Owen says:

    I like the HARRY PUTTER & THE MYSTICAL PASTY ☘☘ my daughter would love this

  32. sarah clegg says:

    HARRY PUTTER & THE MYSTICAL PASTY

  33. cheryl hadfield says:

    HARRY PUTTER & THE MYSTICAL PASTY

  34. ellie spider says:

    Doctor What 🙂

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