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World War II

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World War II

Suitable for ages 6 to 12 years

Live through the Blitz, suffer the deprivation, prepare to "make do and mend".

A gripping historic account graphically portraying the experiences of a London family from 1939-1945.

This is a truly lavish production fully researched and packed with important data and detail but delivered with much humour and audience participation.

Photos of the show World War II

Reviews/Comments

"I just wanted to say thank you to you and your actors for the fantastic WW2 performance. The children (and adults!) thoroughly enjoyed the show and we will definitely be looking into using your company again!"
Francesca Robinson, Meadow Vale Primary School, Bracknell

"Thank you very much for the performance. I think the children learnt a lot from it."
Jessie Brill, Humanities Co-ordinator, Carlton Primary School

"Many thanks for the World War II day last week. The kids had a great time, and many of the staff commented on the quality of your work. Please pass on our thanks to all concerned."
Simon Field, Assistant Head Teacher, Pear Tree Community Junior School

"The play showed how hard and frightening and dangerous it was during the blitz. The evacuation was very upsetting and scary that children came back to London while the war was still on. The pictures were very good too showing the food and rationing and efforts to stop Hitler. Overall it was exciting and funny."
Jess and Jenn,  St. Thomas More Primary School

"Congratulations! Superbly written and acted and how clever to inject some humour into such a dark subject. See you again next year."
Sue Smith, Head of History - St. Mary's CP School

World War II