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Plays for Sept 2008-2009
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This is the price for one performance of any language play between September 2008 - May 2009. An extra charge will be added if the company needs to use a ferry to reach the school. This does not apply to N.I. & ROI Schools.
Our past productions Meine neue Schwester 07/08
"This was the first time our pupils have had the oppotunity to watch a produciton in the foreign language. Everyone greatly enjoyed the performance... An excellent performance and I would
whole-heartedly recommend the theatre company to other schools."
"It was an excellent play, enjoyed by all, especially the way the actors involved the students."
"The production was great! The actors delivered a fantastic performance and related well to the students!"
"The actors managed to get all pupils 'on side' and the interactive element was fantastic.
Everyone really enjoyed it!"
"The feedback has been very possitive indeed. This production was lively and highly
entertaining. A play like this shows that learning languages is fun."
"Production was great fun...feedback from pupils was excellent."
"Excellent all-round. Good participation with audience. Created a professional theatre atmosphere."
"We all thoroughly enjoyed the highly entertaining play. Audience involvement was hilarious..."
Lese die Zeichen 06/07 "Excellent! Good story and excellent acting!" Sudbury Uppper School, Sudbury
"Great Fun!"
"Thoroughly enjoyed it...the play worked extremely well....pitched at just the right level."
"We thought the play was excellent. All age groups enjoyed it."
Auf dem Camping Platz 05/06
"Brilliant
"The kids thoroughly enjoyed it.
"Even better than the last one, which was excellent!"
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"Very funny!"
"Pupils from Y9, Y10 and Y11 watched the play and everyone thought it was great.
![]() "Script was very inventive, good use of vocabulary...just right - hooked the kids in...just the right level.
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"...a really excellent performance of Auf dem Camping Platz...Perfectly aimed at their level...The acting was great and the humour really had the kids laughing. Thanks.
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"The feedback from pupils has been very possitve indeed. I will certainly be recommending the company to colleages in schools in the area.
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Nichts zum Anziehen toured in 2004 & 2005.
"In my 21 years of language teaching this is by far the best production I have seen. The performance was entertaining, educational and accessible." ![]()
"Another superb production from your company...great actors, great costumes, great music! "
"Excellent. Pitched at exactly the right level and well presented."
"An excellent performance. Targeted perfectly at the age group."
"Excellent. Lively. Interesting. Just repetitive enough to make things clear and very up to date, a topic relevant to the age group and very realistic."
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![]() This is a very visual and amusing play aimed at teenagers who are studying German as a foreign language.
![]() The story takes an hilarious look at two love-stuck German teenagers, Jessica and Stefan, as they both get ready for that all important first date. What should they say? Where should they go? What should they wear!
![]() Their first proper date could be a perfect night or an embarrassing disaster. They both have less than one hour to get ready and prepare for their nerve racking evening. During their preparation both Jessica and Stefan experience stress, apprehension, fear, excitement, hysteria and panic!
Who is this play aimed at? This play, as with all our language plays, is performed by two actors, one male and one female. The set up takes 30 minutes. The play lasts 50 minutes. Our main concern is that all the students watching can see the performances, so where possible we prefer to perform on a stage or in a studio with raised seating. If you do not have a stage and there will be a large audience can some of them sit on the floor.
What topics are included? Some topics included in this play are:
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