Pandora's Box is a wonderful and entertaining play about the Gods on Mount Olympus. A great way to start the Greek topic in your school, this will inspire and enthuse your pupils. Read it together in the classroom, discuss Pandora's curiosity or perform it for the whole school. With roles for everyone, this is a funny and informative history based play devised by Theatre Workshop. www.theatreworkshop.co.uk

This funny Roman play about Emperor Nero will have your class in stitches. Created by www.theatreworkshop.co.uk. The Company have been working with children in schools for over twenty years and, with input and imagination from those children, have developed this series of Historical plays The Creating History series has been designed for children, to enjoy learning through acting. Other resources include: The Ancient Greeks The Ancient Egyptians The Tudors The Victorians The 1940’s

Mr Benz and Mr Damlier have invented the horseless carriage, but will anyone be brave enough to ride it? This funny and entertaining history play about Victorian inventions will give you a real sense of what is must have been like to see the first automobile. The play can inspire and enthuse your pupils to do further research about Victorian Life. Read it together in the classroom, discuss the characters or perform it for the whole school. With roles for everyone, this is a funny and informative history based play devised by Theatre Workshop. www.theatreworkshop.co.uk

Aust Forkbeard is a rubbish Viking. He sets off on an Adventure with his crew. He come across the island with the Monks on it - Lindisfarne. Read or act out the very funny 15 page of dialogue to see what happens next. Great way to get the class involved in the Vikings. HISTORY IS FUN. www.theatreworkshop.co.uk celebrating 25 years of touring schools.

Theatre Workshop has been touring secondary schools for 25 years. We are delighted to offer these notes on The Tempest to be used in Drama or English classes. They are easy to follow, a guide to characters and plot laying. The focus of the notes are on PROSPERO & AERIAL’s relationship.