However, things started to go awry when Junie B. discovered that her arch-nemesis, Lucille, had signed up to perform a ballet dance in front of the whole school. Junie B. was convinced that Lucille was trying to upstage her and vowed to outdo her rival.

Instead of printing 40 full scripts (which kills trees and your budget), print only "sides"—the pages that contain each actor’s scenes. Staple them in a folder.

The show wraps with a reprise of "It’s Joy to Be a Kid" and a curtain call that invites the audience to shout "Wowie wow wow!"

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Because the locations change rapidly, the script is designed for suggestive staging—using simple props or colorful set pieces to define spaces rather than elaborate scene changes.

TIMMY (in a tiny dino voice): Because the hats are so loud. They go “bop” and “boing” and my teeth rattle.

The script introduces Junie B. in her bedroom. Her mother tries to convince her to go to school. The song "Stupid Smelly Bus" is pure gold—driving eighth notes, a shoutable chorus, and a key change that feels like a tantrum.