Meg and Mog: Four Plays for Children
By David Wood
When Meg’s spells go wrong, what magical mishaps will she and puzzled Mog face next?
whimsical · funny · magical · playful
Genres
What is Meg and Mog: Four Plays for Children about?
Meg is a witch whose spells rarely turn out as planned, while Mog is her patient but often puzzled cat. In these four short plays, adapted from the popular Meg and Mog stories and David Wood’s stage show, the pair tumble into magical mishaps and comic adventures. Written for children to read aloud or perform, the plays include plenty of parts and simple ideas for costumes, props and staging, making it easy for young actors to bring Meg, Mog and their friends to life.
About the author
David Wood is a talented British author and playwright, often called 'the national children's dramatist.' He is well-known for adapting classic stories like Roald Dahl's 'The BFG' and 'The Witches' for the stage. David loves creating exciting and magical plays that children enjoy watching and reading.
Pages
111 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1994
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