Examples of theater scripts to perform short plays by young people and teenagers. The theatrical scripts are complete and totally free.
This is an adaptation of the play “Fuenteovejuna” by Lope de Vega for 8 characters. It teaches us that evil and lies do not always triumph, because there is always someone who with a good deed manages to bring the truth to light.
This script is an adaptation of the play “The Miser” by Molière for 4 characters. It teaches us how harmful greed can be for people in a world where the material surpasses the essential.
This script is an adaptation for 6 people of the play “Romeo and Juliet” by William Shakespeare. It tells the story of two young people who fall madly in love, but due to their social differences and their parents’ confrontation this love becomes forbidden.
This script is an adaptation of the play “Hamlet” -by William Shakespeare- for 6 characters. It is a tragedy that deals with revenge, where the prince upon discovering his father’s murderer ends up killing him and becoming a murderer himself.
In this short comedy play, the 2 young protagonists are looking for someone to share their apartment. It is a script to be performed by 4 characters.
In this play the main character has a big problem: he crashed his father’s car. We will see how the young man copes with his problem in this short script for 4 characters.
This play is an example to avoid bullying by rational discrimination that many children suffer. It is a play script in 2 acts to be performed by at least 7 characters.
This short play (3 acts) talks about family problems and domestic violence and how they affect those who receive it and continue the chain of violence. The script is to be performed by 7 people.
In this example of a short play for 2 characters, a man and his dog have a very close relationship, so much that they can communicate. It talks about love and loneliness.
In this short play for 3 characters the theme is love and, above all, farewells. The setting is a classic -an airport- but this story has something fantastic…