DESIGNED FOR SCHOOLS AUDIENCES

The streaming platform allows plays to be downloaded from 24-72-hours, although it's not the same as having the performances live, it allows for multi viewing, something a live show can't give. It's deemed a great tool, especially if plays are being used for education reasons. Being able to re-visit subjects are very important for young minds. 

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Our Mission

Is to bring stories to the 'stage to screen' and perform a live experience that is enjoyable for all of our audiences. We are passionate about laughter, but believe tears and other emotions taps into our souls, and that's where all the learning starts. Our shows provide a little bit of reality which brings people together. 

We are theatre makers and our audiences are out creators. 

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Booking Live Shows 

A selection of our shows are available to book for Live performances 

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Our Values Our Vision

Are the heart of our company and are shared throughout our work and the creative staff who make it happen. 

We are all facing the 'new norm', but we want to be a part of the change in British Theatre. So, creating 'stage to screen' productions, we can introduce the masses to theatre. 

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Our performances range from creative stories for age groups nursery to year 11. 

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Mental Health Awareness 

Mental health support at a young age can help children process problems as they develop. Through the arts, there has always been the ability to engage without judgment, to share knowledge, answers, understanding, and a message of hope and trust. It helps them explore their own situations.

Visual Art (Stage or Screen), mirroring as therapy, helps to communicate feelings or thoughts they find difficult to talk about. It helps them to look at a problem or situation in a new way and explore difficult or painful personal experiences.

Mental Health is a growing issue amongst our younger generation and although there is a huge amount of help to be had, there is still a highlighted amount of children and young people that do not come forward. The recent challenges of the Covid pandemic have highlighted this more than ever, and managing fears and uncertainty in young minds is apparent and when it comes to how we engage with them needs to reach out to the heart of the problems. Factual, visual arts will help them understand themselves better and not hide in the shadows with their own demons.

​Mental health affects people in so many ways and yet, the most difficult part is self-acknowledgment, to be able speak out about it without feeling embarrassed or stupid is a double edge sword. It's not easy to talk, it’s not easy to express feelings, it’s not easy to acknowledge suffering, and it’s not easy to ask others to understand!