Drama Scripts - Plays for Kids, Teenagers & Youth

THE BOSTON TEA PARTY 

This play has been written to educate and entertain audiences of all ages about the Boston Tea Party and its role in precipitating the American Revolutionary War.

Author:             Robert Reed
Age group:      10-12 (4th Grade - 5th Grade; Year 6-7)
Cast:                21-27 characters 
Run time:        20 minutes
Style:                 light-hearted
Topics:             American War of Independence 
                          American history, American revolution
                          Boston Tea Party, Massachusetts, 1773

Price:                £ 9.00  or  US$ 16.00

On the evening of December 16^th, 1773, a group of Patriots, some disguised as Mohawk Indians, boarded three cargo ships in Boston harbor. Over the next three hours, they destroyed the contents of 342 chests of tea. So, how could tea be a threat to the liberties of the Thirteen Colonies? Were the Mohawk disguises really so good that even their mothers couldn't recognize them? Surely not.

This script could be used by schools and children's theatre groups.

The script is suitable
as a readers theater script.

More about the play at  BOSTON TEA PARTY.

THE BOSTON TEA PARTY

PAUL REVERE'S MIDNIGHT RIDE

Author:       Robert Reed
Age:            children 8-10 years old
                    (Elementary school 3rd Graders - 4th Graders; 
                    UK Primary KS2 Year 4 - year 5)
Length:       20 minutes
Cast:           25-34
Topics:       American Independence, American Revolution
                    Paul Revere, Paul Revere's ride

Price:          £6.00    or    $11.00
 

Easy to stage play that has been written to entertain and educate audiences of all ages about
Paul Revere's 'midnight ride'...

and how it helped the Patriots to defeat the King's Regulars in the opening battle of the American Revolutionary War.  Simple set and props. 

The script is suitable for readers theater.  

More details about the play, read script sample and order in other currencies: PAUL REVERE'S RIDE.
 

PAUL REVERE'S RIDE