Kelly's Day Out For beginners and lower level students
Suitable for Primary school learners
(see below for recommended ages)
Kelly’s Day Out is a comic play about chance and the consequences of simple actions. The story is about what happens when Kelly gets on the wrong bus on her way to school one day. That simple.
However, it’s a special bus that can take you anywhere - whether past, present, or future and where you can meet anyone - whether real or fictional. The problem is: knowing what you would like to do.
So where does Kelly go? Who does she meet? What adventures does she have? Watch and see in Kelly’s Day Out, a fast-moving comedy; filled with music where the ending very much depends on what the children say.
Serendipity For lower level students
Suitable for older Primary and
younger Secondary school learners
(see below for recommended ages)
Serendipity is an interdisciplinary English language play specifically written for this age group and is a small ode to the pleasure of learning – not an easy task to convey to this age.
Our hero, Tom, is the typical bright, popular, lazy schoolboy whose main aim at school is to pass his exams with the least possible effort on his part and never, never, ever let school work interfere in his real life with his friends, his sports, his games, his music and all the other many entertainments he has. He has so much to do that there simply isn’t that much time for such things as studying.
One day something happens that takes Tom on a journey which makes him discover to his astonishment that learning can not only be useful, but can often be fun in itself.
MeTV For lower intermediate
and intermediate level students
Suitable for Secondary and High School learners
(see below for recommended ages)
MeTV is the story of Ben; a schoolboy who is crying out for something exciting to happen to him. MeTV is about what happens when two peculiar strangers, Agents Smith and Jones, decide to make him famous – by whatever means they can.
MeTV takes an extremely satirical look at a media world that applauds success above intention; rewards the famous above the deserving; glories wealth regardless of how this wealth is used and promotes above all the notion of self over any concept of the group.
Through a series of sketches put together to form a narrative MeTV takes a hilarious, yet somewhat chilling, look at a world that perhaps is given much more importance than it in fact merits.
Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Missing Whatsit For higher intermediate and advanced level students
Suitable for High School and Adult learners
see below for recommended ages)
The Missing Whatsit is our affectionate, cheeky yet respectful, look at Sherlock Holmes.
It is both a conventional comedy play and an interactive piece of theatre; full of humour, which fondly parodies the classic take on the world of who is, undoubtedly, the world’s most famous “consulting detective”.
The Missing Whatsit is Holmes forgotten case and is a comic ETC play in our home style together with most of what you would expect from a Holmesian story: put together in an accessible, humorous and original way.
We offer a “made to measure” English speaking educational theatre for students of English that is enjoyable, interactive and stimulating. This means, that for certain key ages there is a choice of play. Where there is a choice both plays are suitable for that age group. Which play you choose, depends upon the level of English of the students and their maturity. Just contact us if you have any doubts.
Below are the prime ages at which our plays are targeted. Each play can be performed differently according to the age and level of the audience. For example a performance of Kelly's day out for 6 and 7 year olds is not the same as a performance for 11 and 12 year olds. This is the same for the other plays. We adapt the script and the performance to cater to our public.
Kelly's day out 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 years
Serendipity 10 11 12 13 14 years
MeTV 13 14 15 16 17 18 years
The Missing Whatsit 15 16 17 18 years
For Adults: We recommend a modified version of MeTV, or Sherlock Holmes
and the Case of
the Missing Whatsit depending on the level of English of the audience.
