Perhaps one of Brecht's most famous plays and a popular choice amongst Drama teachers, this edition is the perfect choice to introduce students to this theatre great. Learn More

Imagine if someone offered to write a scheme of work for you for each of your Key Stage 3 and 4 classes… Oh and that that person was a qualified, very experienced Drama teacher whom was greatly influenced by contemporary approaches to Drama such as ‘Mantle of the Expert’… And that they just happened to be an internationally renowned playwright. Too good to be true? No, Mark Wheeller’s Drama Schemes is your wish come true! Learn More

Three complete schemes of work for your Key Stage 3 students, each focusing upon a key aspect of modern theatre.

Our writing team have selected three aspects of modern theatre to explore with your younger students and created the perfect resource for you to tackle all three. Learn More

Three complete schemes of work, three plays, one common theme: transformations.

Our writing team have selected three of what they consider to be the some of the best plays to explore with your younger students and created the perfect resource for you to tackle all three. Learn More

A boy. A terminally ill mother. An absent father, a group of bullies, a fussy Grandmother. Oh, and a Yew tree monster who comes to visit.

If you think this sounds like a silly, childish fairy tale, think again. A gem of a play to explore with your Key Stage 3 students. Heart-warming, tragic and an opportunity to explore some sophisticated theatre techniques. You won't regret reading this one. Learn More

We know that lots of you have discovered the wonderful Sparkleshark... so here's a collection of some more great Philip Ridley plays for you to enjoy.
This collection brings together Philip Ridley's one-act plays for young people, known as The Storyteller Sequence, ideal for teenagers to either watch or perform. Five plays in one book - a perfect, cost effective way to add some great play texts to your collection. Learn More

WE LOVE THIS PLAY! We don't often say that about a play but we think it's a a brilliantly imaginative choice for your Key Stage Three classes, especially for your Year 7s. Learn More

A girl called Antler steps out of her front door and throws her phone on the ground. She stamps on it. She then climbs the tallest tree in the park. She doesn't want to be found, not by anyone. Learn More

An adaptation from Michael Morpurgo's brilliant story.

I Believe in Unicorns needs to be bought for every library, school and home... to share with as many children as we can so that they can experience its magic for themselves. --The Bookseller Learn More