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PLACES, PLEASE! Let's Put On A Show

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$40.17 $59.95 In stock

This bi-monthly theatre box has everything included for your kids to put on a play. In addition to scripts for each actor and a director's script with complete step-by-step instructions, these sequential boxes will teach your children basic acting skills. Each box includes costume pieces, props, and a bag of popcorn for the audience!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy I. ★★★★★

The director's script with step-by-step instructions made it so easy for me to guide my kids through their first play. They loved having their own individual scripts, and the whole box kept them engaged for hours.

Grace ★★★★★

My kids usually lose interest in craft kits quickly, but the director's script with step-by-step instructions made it easy for me to guide them through their first full play. Having each actor's own script really helped them stay focused on their lines without confusion.

Jason ★★★★★

The scripts come with separate parts for each actor, so my two kids stopped arguing over lines and actually rehearsed together. The director’s script laid out blocking and cues so clearly that I just sat back and watched the whole show come together on a rainy Saturday.