Doctor Dolittle

A Participation Musical for KS1 & KS2 This wonderful production is one of a series of participation musicals created by Image Musical Theatre for children in primary schools. The show itself is preceded by a rehearsal workshop for the whole audience in which some children are chosen to take part in the show while theContinue reading “Doctor Dolittle”

Aladdin

We will transform your school hall into a fabulous Christmas pantomime extravaganza, without the children leaving the building! No buses needed for our fun-packed, high quality, well-constructed, bright and colourful sing-a-long show. Suitable for children age 3 to 11; visually stunning, with amazing costumes, talented actors and lots of audience participation.

A Christmas Wish

A delightful selection box of famous, festive tales inspired by the stories of Hans Christian Anderson, brought to life with Christmas sparkle by Arty-Fact Theatre. Lots of fun and laughter in this heart-warming Christmas show. Devised and created
especially for primary school children aged 4 to 11 years old.

The Jungle Book

The show where everyone takes part! Image Musical Theatre perform Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book with extra theatrical magic: children from your school join the actors on stage in costume, plus the whole audience take part throughout singing the chorus songs complete with fun-to-learn actions, provided in the pre-show 30 min musical workshop.

Breaking the Chain (knife crime/youth violence)

‘Breaking the Chain’ is a hard-hitting applied theatre production that aims to raise awareness, kick-start conversations and build resilience around youth violence – with a focus on knife crime – as part of a public health approach to tackling the issue – an issue that is seeing young people seriously hurt and, all too often, killed on the streets of our towns and cities.

Chelsea’s Story (CSE/grooming)

‘Chelsea’s Story’ is our internationally renowned Applied Theatre Production that has proven highly successful in raising awareness around the issues surrounding Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE). The play, which has now been seen by thousands of professionals and over 1 million young people throughout the UK, is followed by an actor facilitated post-show talk exploring the issues raised.