David Wood is by far the UK's most prolific writer of plays for children. At the last count he'd notched up 75 texts – some original, and some adaptations of other people's work, including Roald Dahl, Dick King-Smith and Judith Kerr.
Now, after more than half a century of producing his plays in theatres and arts centres, Wood is offering up five of his best-known plays for production in primary schools.
Each of the five plays – The Gingerbread Man, The See-Saw Tree, The BFG, Save the Human and Mother Goose's Golden Christmas – is accompanied by extensive staging tips and lesson plans by drama teacher Paul Bateson.
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