Corruption, greed, deceit. The Good Woman of Setzuan asks whether is it possible to stay good and honest in a world that this is not designed for good and honest people? In Bertolt Brecht’s classic piece of epic theatre, expect though-provoking questions, larger-than-life characters and plenty of good humour throughout.
Performed by Group D (actors aged 12 to 16)

The dust is settling after the Trojan war. A queen and a prince are losing hope for the return of their king, Odysseus’ and shadows are gathering around them. The Greek Gods meanwhile play with Odysseus’ fate. Full of magic, mystery and history, join Group C2 on an odyssey of love, revenge and family.
Performed by Group C2 (actors aged 12 to 16)

Young Sir Henry, heir to the Baskerville Manor, is next in line to be murdered by the hideous beast that has taken up residence on the
estate. The housekeeper fears the creature will get on the furniture, but others fear something even worse! A fun farcical take on the classic tale of The Hound of the Baskervilles by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Performed by Group E (actors aged 12 to 16)

What lessons can we learn from traditional fables and will they still resonate in a modern world? We look at stories such as The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast and Hansel and Gretel with fresh eyes, re-imagining them with 21st century sensibilities, set in a typical secondary school. Princes become jocks and magic mirrors are mobile phones as we create a new set of fables for today’s audiences.
Performed by Group N (actors aged 12 to 16)

What if William Shakespeare were alive and writing right now, at this very moment in time? Well, luckily for you he is! Watch as our young writer tries take his classics to Hollywood and pitches them to notorious studio executives. Will they give them the ‘green light’ or force him to do ridiculous rewrites?
Performed by Group H (actors aged 8 to 11)

A stage performance based on selections from Shel Silverstein’s well-loved books: Where the Sidewalk Ends, A Light in the Attic
and Falling Up. ‘Draw a crazy picture, write a nutty poem, sing a mumble-grumble song, whistle through your comb. Do a loon-goony dance, Cross the kitchen floor, put something silly in the world that ain’t been there before.” Performed by Group STA1 (actors aged 8 to 11)

High School is a place where passionate emotions simmer and boil and deadly battle of the wills can occur. William Shakespeare’s iconic characters will be reimagined as the students and teachers of an ordinary high school where classic storylines and plot twists play out in the cafeteria and hallways. Performed by Group DB4 (actors aged 12 to 16)

Two young look-a-likes, Tom Canty, a poor boy from a London slum and Prince Edward, son of Edward VIII, exchange places. What
starts out as harmless fun turns into a grand swashbuckling adventure about two children who learn to be better by literally walking in someone else’s shoes. Performed by Group F (actors aged 9 to 12)

Flopsy, Mopsy and Cottontail are good little bunnies who are very well behaved but Peter is a very naughty bunny who is always up to no good. Find out what happens to the naughty Peter Rabbit as he explores Mr McGregor’s Garden and meets lots of other animals – some friendly and some not so friendly and gets up to all sorts of mischief! This fabulous tale will be retold by our Faust groups aged 4 to 5. When purchasing tickets, please check carefully to select the correct Faust group’s performance.

The Bremen Town Musicians is one of the most famous Grimm Brother’s tales. After a long life of hard work on a farm, Chanter, the donkey, sets out for Bremen, a town where he wants to spend the rest of his life singing. Along the way he meets a dog, a cat, and a rooster who join him on his musical journey to Bremen. This musical tale will be retold by our Faust groups aged 6 to 7. When purchasing tickets, please check carefully to select the correct Faust group’s performance.