Graham Rutt

The Prince, the Pauper, the Princess and the Peas is a pantomime written for all ages that can be acted by a cast of all ages, size and ability - or no ability at all. It tells the completely made up story of what happened when King Edward the VI of England was sent in search of a wife by his stepmother and the Regent, Dudley, and met his doppelganger, the son of Newcastle's new castle owner - the completely fictitious Emperor BearPig. Although there are scenes where people poke fun at each other in a generally derogatory way, no offensive language, racial or otherwise, is used, and there are no "adult" themes.

A tribute to Frederick Peacock, organist of St George's Jesmond 1962-2020, and a man whose music touched many lives.

An entertaining read about the experiences of a group of friends as they cycled between all the cathedrals in Britain, their reflections on visiting those cathedrals, and a guide to how to survive such a trip.

A pantomime written by amateurs for amateurs, and with a degree of flexibility. It can be acted by a cast of any size and ability - or no ability at all. It's just a bit of fun. The plot involves the usurpation of a throne and the journey to redemption via a few twists of fortune, not to mention magic that goes wrong from the Wizardy Godfather.

An entertaining read about the experiences of a group of friends as they cycled between all the cathedrals in Britain, their reflections on visiting those cathedrals, and a guide to how to survive such a trip.

Rabbit, Rabbit, Rabbit is a pantomime written by amateurs for amateurs, and with a degree of flexibility. It can be acted by a cast of any size and ability - or no ability at all. It does not contain any adult humour.

An all-age pantomime written for an amateur group of any size and acting ability.

Limericks written by a group of friends on some of their journey as they cycled between all the cathedrals in Britain. Written mainly in Scotland, subjects vary from each other, to their experiences of Scottish hospitality.

Based loosely on the old English carol about the Twelve Days of Christmas, this is a pantomime written for amateur performers and with a degree of flexibility, so that it can be acted by a cast of any size and ability. Yours to adapt as you wish to the cast who volunteer to join you.

A pantomime written for amateur performers written with a degree of flexibility so that it can be acted by a cast of any size and ability.

A pantomime written by amateur writers for amateur thespians of any (or no) acting skill or aptitude. Flexible enough to be performed whatever the size cast you have, and whatever their age mix.

A pantomime script written for amateurs, that is flexible enough to be performable by a group of any size, nature or ability.

An entertaining script for use by any group of amateur actors, of any ability level. There are a few key central characters, and many others with only a few lines. Suitable for use by adults and/or children. The plot centres around what happened next after Cat in Wellies