NOT THERE YET, BUT LOOKING MUCH BETTER

Looking back through the diary and the wall calendar I sometimes wonder how we survived it. I mean did this country really grind to a halt for two years or so, and did so many businesses really perish through ill conceived plans and dreadfull advice from those in esteemed positions of power? I certainly know of Theatre in Education companies that did not have the resources to continue. How does one when the schools are closed! We were fortunate, or just plain lucky, because we are still here and business is picking up, albeit not at the rate we would like to see. And now, as if the pandemic was not enough to finish us off, we have strikes to contend with. We all sympathise with teachers including, alledgedly, our Prime Minister, but how can they expect justice when education figures so low down the list of priorities.Perhaps we are due a change of government. It surely cannot be any worse than the present one. Enough doom and gloom. I said things are looking up and we are now taking many bookings for the Spring and Summer terms. The Tudors are back in fashion as witnessed by the demand for our production "HENRY VIII". Also, protecting the environment is in vogue and we have the perfect play "ROBIN HOOD RESCUES THE FOREST". You will find a good deal of information on both these on our web pages, together with many commendations. I shall leave you now with some pictures. Until next time Albert.....

from the two plays.