
Welcome to our Complete List of Play Scripts! Here you’ll find every play we’ve published on Kidsinco — from classic fairy tales with a twist to original stories that inspire, entertain, and teach. Each script is written in a fun, easy-to-perform format for classrooms, homeschool groups, or community performances. Whether you’re looking for comedies, dramas, or moral tales, you’ll find the perfect play for your cast right here.
- Cinderella. 7 characters. Author: Brothers Grimm
- The Gift from the Heart. 7 characters. Author: Anonymous
- The Spirit in the Bottle. 4 characters. Author: Brothers Grimm
- The Mice Wedding. 11 characters. Author: Popular Folktale
- The Girl Who Called Too Much. 7 characters. Author: Kidsinco
- The Song That Healed The Silence. 8 characters. Author: Hans Christian Andersen
- The Thirteenth Cookie – A Lesson in Kindness. 6 characters. Author: Dutch Folktale
- Alice’s Magical Journey In Wonderland. 19 – 30 characters. Author: Lewis Carroll
- The Candle of Courage. 7 characters. Author: Folktale from Spain
- Peter Pan and the Journey to Neverland. More than 10 characters. Author: J. M. Barrie
- The Hens: A Farmyard Fable. 7 characters. Author: Aesop Fable
- The Mouse With The Red Ribbon. 6 characters. Author: Grimm Brothers
- The Lion Who Forgot How to Smile. 3 characters. Author: Aesop Fable
- The Enchanted Flute of Hamelin. More than 23 characters. Author: Brothers Grimm
- All for One, and Ant for All. 10 characters. Author: Kidsinco
- The Magic Stones: A Recipe for Sharing. More than 11 characters. Author: Unknown
- Alena’s Escape from Baba Yaga. 11 characters. Author: Russian Folktale
- The Turtle and the Hare: A Lesson in Perseverance. 8 characters. Author: Aesop Fable
- Memory Upgrade: A Tale of Two Robots. 3 characters. Author: Kidsinco
- The Potion of Wisdom. 4 characters. Author: Kidsinco
- The Fortune Teller’s Trick. 5 characters. Author: Kidsinco
- Once Upon a Mix-Up. 8 characters. Author: Kidsinco
- The Enchanted Rose: A Tale of Beauty and The Beast. 6 characters. Author: Popular European Folktale
- The Sunflower. 3 characters. Adapted by: Kidsinco
- One Trap, Many Troubles. 9 characters. Adapted by: Kidsinco
- The Donkey and the Opinions of Others. 6 characters. Author: Aesop Fable
- The Glitter That Wasn’t Gold. 6 characters. Author: Kidsinco
- The Bridge of the Three Brave Goats. 5 characters. Author: Norwegian Fairy Tale
- Journey To Agartha: The Intraterrestrial Adventure. 8 characters. Author: Kidsinco
- The Rat Who Roared. 3 characters. Author: African Folktale
- The Old Woman and the Runaway Pumpkin. 7 characters. Author: Bengali Folktale
- The Peasant And The Dragon’s Treasure. 8 characters. Author: European Folktale
- The Deer’s Pride and the Lion’s Hunt. 4 characters. Author: Aesop Fable
- The Three Little Pigs and The Big Bad Wolf. 7 characters. Author: Joseph Jacobs
- Thor and the Stolen Hammer. 8 characters. Author: Norse Mythology
- A Royal Friendship. 7 characters. Author: Aesop Fable
- The Mouse Who Saved The Lion. 5 characters. Author: Aesop Fable
- Theseus and The Labyrinth of the Minotaur. 6 characters. Author: Greek Mythology
- Let’s Play. 10 characters. Author: Joanle Alessandra Patoni Solar
- The Dusty Maid. 5 characters. Author: Mr. Cliff Sloane.
- The Hare and the Forest Genie. 16 characters. Author: African Folktale
- The Sour Grapes. 7 characters. Author: Aesop Fable
- The Dream of the Three Trees. More than 11 characters. Author: Unknown
- The Dog and the Wolf: A Tale of Friendship and Freedom. 4 characters. Author: Félix María Samaniego.
- The Sun and the Moon’s Incredible Love. 6 characters. Author: Kidsinco
- The Colors of the Rainbow: A Tale of Unity. 9 characters. Author: Anonymous Folktale
- The Boy Who Chose Kindness. 4 characters. Author: Unknown
- The Secret of the Elf’s Ring. 11 characters. Author: Folktale from Switzerland
- Two Mice, Two Worlds. 2 Characters. Author: Aesop Fable
- The Wise Judge and the King in Disguise. 10 characters. Author: Leo Tolstoy
- Fearless John and the Enchanted Castle. 11 characters. Author: Brothers Grimm
- The Forget Me Tea. 3 characters. Author: Kidsinco
- The Mirror of Vanity. 13 characters. Author: Mark Twain
Explore More Learning Resources that support classroom learning and spark curiosity beyond the stage:
The Toy Association – Play Is Learning
https://www.toyassociation.org
→ Advocates for creative, imaginative play in learning environments.
Why it’s good: Supports your mission about learning through drama and roleplay.
National Geographic Kids
https://kids.nationalgeographic.com
→ Engaging content about animals, nature, and geography.
Why it’s good: Teachers may tie this into themed plays or discussions.
Smithsonian Learning Lab
https://learninglab.si.edu
→ Offers interactive tools and educational resources on arts, culture, history, and science.
Why it’s good: Inspires creativity and learning, aligned with your educational mission.
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