The Twits: A Set of Plays

Roald Dahl's The Twits: Plays

CHILDREN'S DRAMA & CLASSIC FICTION ADAPTATIONS • BY ROALD DAHL

Based on the beloved novel by the legendary author of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Matilda, this engaging collection of stage adaptations brings Roald Dahl’s delightfully wicked humor to life.

Complete with a tie-in to the Netflix animated film adaptation featuring a star-studded voice cast (including Johnny Vegas, Margot Martindale, Emilia Clarke, and Natalie Portman) and music by David Byrne and Haley Williams, this book offers something for every young performer. Readers can make Mr. Twit eat wormy spaghetti, slip a frog into Mrs. Twit’s bed, or pull off the ultimate prank: the great upside-down trick. Designed for classrooms, summer camps, family living rooms, or group readings, these plays include practical tips on staging, props, and costumes to make performance easy and fun for everyone.

"There’s a part to suit everyone in these plays from Roald Dahl’s The Twits. Make Mr. Twit eat wormy spaghetti, stick a frog in Mrs. Twit’s bed, or join in on the cleverest prank of all—the great upside-down trick."

 

 

Core Pedagogical & Performance Highlights:

• Ensemble Acting: Features flexible roles designed to suit every child, making it ideal for group participation and classroom settings.

• Practical Production Guidance: Includes helpful, easy-to-follow tips on staging, props, and costume design to demystify theater production for kids.

• Literary Adaptation: Encourages reading fluency, public speaking, and comprehension through the performance of classic children's literature.

Key Book Features at a Glance:

Perfect For:

• Young Actors & Readers (Ages 7–11): Children eager to step into character, build stage confidence, and explore dramatic arts.

• Teachers & Camp Counselors: Educators looking for accessible, pre-packaged play scripts for school productions and group activities.

• Fans of Roald Dahl: Readers who love mischievous humor, classic characters, and interactive storytelling.