Determined that 'the show must go on' despite Covid-19, our talented Upper Sixth thespians took to the Bridge House Theatre stage much to the delight of the small audience of their year group bubble and socially distanced staff. 

The Bridge House Theatre was transported back to England 1910, with Mary Poppins arriving on the doorstep of the Banks family.

The cast rose superbly well to the challenges of presenting this rapidly changing, linguistically demanding parody of the Murder suspense thriller, featuring a very funny soundtrack of stings and ominous string sounds to add to the playful suspense.

Warwick and King’s High pupils performed in the eagerly anticipated production of Les Misérables, which took place in Warwick Hall last week.

OW and Guardian Theatre critic Michael Billington considers ‘The Visit’ one of the 101 greatest plays ever written, and whilst set shortly after the Second World War  this morality play feels even more relevant today.

The Literary Society were delighted to welcome the actor Paapa Essiedu to speak  about playing Hamlet in the recent Simon Godwin RSC production.