Purpose, individualism, and community all explored very creatively through flowers. Plumridge does a fantastic job creating a narrative that is thought-provoking, entertaining, and assuredly palatable for younger audiences. Plus, giant lively daffodils musing around on stage - who doesn't want to see that?

So much FUN! "Daffodils in the Sun" is a nice play for kids that will make them happy with its bright and colorful flower characters. The story is about a bunch of daffodils, each with a special personality, having a fun time in the garden on a sunny day. When a grumpy kid tries to pick one of the flowers, the daffodils all work together to keep their friend safe, and they start a friendly talk with the kid. The play has funny parts and happy songs and teaches about being a good friend, liking yourself, and being kind.

Well this is adorable. A short play for young audiences, A Daffodilly-Ding-Dong includes jokes for kids AND for grown ups as well (my favorite was the calling out of the fact that the flowers and the human child were all the same size). What a delightful short!