We follow the lives of the loyal friends Mole, Ratty and Badger in their attempts to help the exuberant Mr. Toad become a better creature. Only when Toad is threatened with the loss of Toad Hall does he realise the importance of their friendship.
Continue reading “The Wind in the Willows”
The upper middle-class Berling family is visited by a man calling himself Inspector Goole, who questions the family about the suicide of a young working-class woman in her mid-twenties.
Continue reading “An Inspector Calls”
Jake the lighthouse keeper has been looking after his family’s lighthouse for many years. He takes care of the beach and the animals that visit. He’s received an email to say someone from the council will be visiting to discuss a new venture, bringing tourists to the small cove. However, the investor is not what he appears to be…
Continue reading “Calamity Climate Change”
Where has all the colour gone? The problem is literally black and white: something or someone is stealing the colours of the world! The sky is white, trees are black and the rivers a murky grey. Lost on the banks of the Ohio, Country & Western singer Roy Gee stumbles upon the Light Fantastic café – the last remaining place to have any colour.
Continue reading “The Light Fantastic”
Guided by the mysterious Merlin, we follow Arthur, a young squire who embarks on an adventure and learns some important lessons about kindness and generosity before realising his true destiny.
Continue reading “Merlin & the Sword in the Stone”
A brave Scottish general named Macbeth receives a prophecy from a trio of witches that one day he will become King of Scotland. Consumed by ambition and spurred to action by his wife, Macbeth murders King Duncan and takes the Scottish throne for himself.
Continue reading “Macbeth”
Using historical characters in costume, the actor will encourage your pupils to take part in this fully interactive workshop.
Continue reading “Theatre Workshop”
The heart-warming tale of the clockmaker who has forgotten to make time for Christmas. Our most festive, feel-good, funniest Christmas extravaganza. Full of laughter, snow, elves, songs, surprises and lots of joyful joining in.
Continue reading “The Clockmaker’s Christmas”
Get your pupils hooked on Shakespeare. This one hour non-stop workshop will have them scrabbling for the text book. The pupils are involved from the moment the witches appear on the heath to the demise of Macbeth.
Continue reading “All Hail Macbeth”
The Light Fantastic science show for primary schools to watch and interact on line
The beautiful interactive musical of
THE SWORD IN THE STONE
Complete with pre-show workshop (even when virtual!) to learn songs and actions before the performance. Plus free activity pack to make fun props to use when watching the show. A complete theatre experience in the safest environment to suit.£395+vat live. £125+vat virtual
Superb virtual on line production for primary schools from the highly acclaimed Image Musical Theatre.
Watch in class bubbles.
Only £100+vat.
Includes separate virtual pre-show workshop and excellent activity pack.
For lots of much needed festive fun!
We have devised marvellous ways to still bring live theatre to your school.
For Christmas we will offer beautifully filmed versions of our excellent festive shows at a fraction of the cost.
Science week will still go on too with a super science film of The Light Fantastic For KS1 & KS2.
Catch – Up GCSE provision for years 10 & 11 will come safely to you bubble with abridged MACBETH, AN INSPECTOR CALLS and A CHRISTMAS CAROL productions ideal for young audiences.
Let’s not let this pesky virus stop our school children enjoying the magic of theatre.
To all schools, we hope you are all ok and coping in these unprecedented times. And our heartfelt thanks to you for looking after key-workers’ children in this crisis – you too are in our minds and it is our turn to applaud you! Our tours may temporarily be on hold for now but we will be here when life returns as our children may need the fun of theatre more than ever, after such strange and unsettling times. We too are working from home, and probably like many of you, we are trying to write/speak/video call whilst kids are arguing in the other room or forever needing food! But when all this is over we look forward to offering you once again our great selection of shows. A few highlights will be Calamity Climate Change – set in a lighthouse but on all things environmental, The Bunsen Towers Mystery a science whodunnit on materials, and the beautiful interactive sing-a-long musicals of The Reluctant Dragon and Pinocchio. We must organise one great big British street party when this is all over, until then keep well, best wishes x
