MUSICALS – PLAY SCRIPTS FOR MUSICALS

Play scripts for musicals and musical theatre.  With both original music and music from your favourite musical shows.

We have divided this page into musicals for adults and musicals for children

CHILDREN’S MUSICALS

After Ever After – a fairytale musical for schools
Brookland’s blooming cats – children’s musical script
Could we be friends? Musical for Young Children
Dr George’s Magnificent Zeppelin – musical children’s plays
Handsomely to the RESCUE!! Children’s musical where she rescues him!
Hot Fudge Pickles – THE Musical for children
Kingdom – children’s musical about a dragon who loses his flame
Molly and the magic phone – musical for children
Santa’s Holiday – South African Christmas play
The Perfect Place for a Mouse – Children’s play with music
Trolls Stole the North Pole – musical Christmas play

ADULT MUSICALS

And all his Songs were Sad – life story of Sean McCarthy, Irish Folksinger
Dream Beat – 1960’s Two Act Stage Musical
Enter Love – original modern musicals
Fulfill me FULLY Phil – British dark comedy musical set in a small town
Hang ups – funny one act musicals
In the Rubble of Paradise – World War 2 Cabaret Musical
Madrababes – fun filled one act musicals
Nights – funny musical Arabian Nights
The Fun Doctor – large cast Rock and Roll Comedy
The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists – the musical
Twenty First Century Stomp – a drama in rap in two acts

What is the difference between a pantomime and a musical play?  A pantomime is a funny version of one of the classic fairy tales, such as The Wizard of Oz,  Snow White, Cinderella or Sleeping Beauty. Traditional pantomime scripts usually have a ”Dame” in the cast, who is  a woman traditionally played by a male actor.

There are always songs in the pantomime script, which are usually chosen at the director’s discretion, although some scripts have songs written in. Most of the pantomime scripts stocked by Off The Wall Plays have show tunes and/or popular songs already cleverly adapted for the story itself, so it can save some on music choice.  But in the end it is up to the director to use the music they prefer.  The songs are often chosen from popular music or show tunes.   As a difference, a ”musical” will often contain original music, and be either a drama, love story, historical play or comedy.

At Off The Wall Plays, we are constantly on the lookout for musical play scripts and pantomimes. If you have one lying dormant in a drawer somewhere, send it in – it could be published!!