Imagine that you must choose one single memory from your life as your only way of passing through to eternity. Imagine that you have just one hour to choose...

A stunning play forfive actors which combines traditional storytelling with physical theatre. Ideal for schools, youth groups and amateur theatre companies.

'Armed with only five bamboo sticks, the actors created a visual piece of theatre that captured the imagination of every spectator' Joyce McMillan

'This play moved me more profoundly than anything I can remember seeing' Scotsman

This powerful new dramatisation of Orwell's enduring parable on the perils of totalitarianism remains extremely faithful to the original, retaining both its affection for the animals and the inciciveness of its message. Contains a helpful set of production notes intended for schools and other groups wishing to stage the play.

'Dare I say it... as good as the book' Guardian

'Do you never imagine things different from what they really are?' asked Anne, wide-eyed. 'No.' 'Oh!' Anne drew a long breath. 'Oh Marilla, how much you miss!'

Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert advertise for a boy to help on their farm. Due to a misunderstanding, Anne Shirley arrives instead. To stay at Green Gables would be a dream come true for Anne, but she just keeps getting into scrapes. She dyes her hair green, accidentally gets her best friend drunk and smashes her slate over the head of the handsomest boy in school...

Impetuous, rebellious and gloriously red-headed, Anne is one of literature's most appealing heroines, brought faithfully and imaginatively to life by Emma Reeves in her stageplay for all the family.

An energetic, fast-moving adaptation for the stage of this modern children's classic, by the best-selling author and 2005 Children's Laureate.

Mandy's been picked on at school for as long as she can remember. That's why she is delighted when cheeky, daring, full-of-fun Tanya picks her as a friend. Mum isn't happy – she thinks Tanya's a 'bad girl' and a bad influence. Mandy's sure Tanya can only get her out of trouble, not into it. But can she?

This edition comes with production notes indicating how the play can be staged even with minimal resources - plus a lot of ingenuity!

'Punchy, stimulating and theatrically ingenious... Bad Girls is a veritable model of theatre for young people' Manchester Evening News

Adapted from the popular Morris Gleitzman novel.

A young girl, Rowena, moves to a new country town and school. Although Rowena can hear she is mute. Her widowed father has a penchant for satin cowboy shirts and embarrassing his daughter in public.

A story about disability, friendship, fitting in, and how children and adults try to co-exist.

Shelley is embarrassed when her mother starts working at the ‘retard farm’. Why can’t she get a decent job? At the pool, Ben is afraid of the water, but persists in hanging around the edge, and Tania in the wheelchair is organising a disco.

Adapted from Robin Klein’s novel.

A gothic fairytale for young people. Three lost children discover an abandoned orphanage in the bush and learn a history of Australia through the spirits of children who have lived there, from convict times, through to World War Two, the Stolen Generation and beyond.

An evocative play which explores history, reconciliation and the power of storytelling, Children of the Black Skirt has toured widely through schools and is a classroom favourite with teachers and students alike.

Luke and Christie are typical sixteen-year-old lads from Manchester. They like camping out, drinking lager and talking about girls. But when they leave school and their lives go in different directions, will they still have things in common?

'Moss assuredly captures the exhilarating terror of standing on the cusp of adulthood and leaving childhood certainties behind. She finds credible language to gain access to the inner world of characters who barely know how to speak their minds ... outstandingly touching' The Guardian