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The Play House provides exciting theatre and drama to stimulate the learning of children and young people.

We provide theatre-in-education tours, drama workshops, training and consultancy, with meaningful participation at the heart of everything we do. This is our 25th year - click here if you have a story to tell, or want to find out more.

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From The Play House Blog

Gavin M

Next year’s primary tours now available!

June 6th, 2013

We’ve now planned all the Foundation and Primary tours for the next academic year, including some exciting new projects and the return of some old favourites. Last year was the 25th year of Language Alive! tours and the first in our new partnership with the Birmingham Repertory theatre. The booking forms for next academic year [...]

kirsty

Full steam ahead

April 17th, 2013

The All Aboard crew are back in the office after 5 weeks touring Gloucestershire and Worcestershire and a week of pleasant public performances! Not only has it been a journey for our characters on board the number 300 Great Britain, it has been quite a journey for us Teacher/actors! We have come a long way, [...]

Gavin M

Nori – Public Performances

March 26th, 2013

Our new early years production Nori has been touring now for several weeks and is getting a great reception wherever it goes. Nori is a unique collaboration with Korea’s Hanyong Theatre Company exploring how we make friends across different cultures. It’s performed by The Play House teacher/actor Juliet Fry and Sosun Lee from Seoul in [...]

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Latest Projects

All Aboard! Summer 2013: Years 5, 6 & 7
Ganging Up Summer 2013: Gang awareness theatre-in-education for Years 5 & 6
Nori! Spring & Summer 2013 - Early Years
Things That Go Bump... SUMMER 2013: Exploring bedtime fears with nursery & reception
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