8 year old Lexi doesn’t make friends as easily as some. If only her school would allow a non-school uniform day then she could be herself and find others like her. Inspired by Grandad’s hippy stories from the swinging 60s, she decides to fight the powers that be, namely her class teacher Mr Marsh and the class bully, Suzy.

Schools Performances. 

The show is suitable for ages 5 – 11 and inspires students to think about how they can effect change in today’s society and their local community. Supporting activity links to PSHE and Citizenship Key Stage 1 & 2. Activities focus on developing confidence and responsibility; preparing to play an active role as citizens; developing good relationships; and respecting the differences between people.

Key themes include: being yourself, standing up for what you believe in, bullying, peer pressure and the power of protest.

Free schools resource pack available for all bookers. Paid for workshops with writer and performer Simon Mole also available: contact Maeve O’Neill (Producer): maeve.oneill@gmail.com | 07815 799578

‘Simon was able to bring out both confidence and creativity in two diverse groups of year 5 and 6 boys, who had otherwise been hard to engage… His work is both highly original & highly recommended’. Amy Norman, Chisenhale Primary School

Group Offer: groups of 10+ get every 11th ticket free!

For group booking enquiries please contact Rebecca.Mead@thealbany.org.uk or call the box office on 020 8692 4446.

Please note: This event takes place at Canada Water Culture Space, 21 Surrey Quays Road, SE16 7AR.