The Dixon twins try to discover who put the snake in the school cafeteria flour bin on April Fool's Day, clearing an unjustly suspected classmate in the process.
Emery reluctantly agrees to Richard's suggestion that they play pranks on their neighbors and videotape their reactions, and he has a difficult time trying to back out of the game when things start getting serious.
The Saddle Club is invited to participate in a fox hunt, but the girls are worried that Stevie's brothers will sabotage the hunt as revenge for her practical jokes.
When a practical joke at a Christmas party results in death, Reenie and her friends decide to hide the body but find themselves the object of ghostly revenge.
Five British teenagers stage the prank to top all pranks by disappearing into a small, inescapable cellar underneath their school for three days-- but it seems the joke is on them when Martyn, the master schemer behind the ruse, does not show up to let them out.
Allen Purcell, who is offered a high-profile job as guardian of public ethics, is the only person with the power to transform society when miniature robots begin monitoring the behavior of the people in New York after a nuclear holocaust.
When Veronica diAngleo discovers her stirrup leathers cut, she and everyone else at Pine Hollow Stables assume that Stevie Lake, the practical joker, has done it, but Stevie says she is innocent.
Offers six plays based on Roald Dahl's novel in which two terrible, old people, who enjoy playing tricks, are outwitted. Includes staging, props, and costume tips.
