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| 20 Feb 2018 | |
| Beyond the classroom |
Mark Rees’ ‘Teen People’ is set in a Teen Camp of the future, where teenagers are sent by the government to learn how to be "better human beings". A group of “Teen People” reflect on their lives and yearn for something better on the outside.
Our Year 8 cast were outstanding in developing the concepts for this performance and after the play they delivered a Q&A session for the Senior House boys. This allowed the younger audience members the opportunity to discuss and increase their understanding of the world, the characters and the social/political themes surrounding the play.
Niyazi Unugur, Head of Drama
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