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The Good Scout is inspired by true events. In the 1930s, by invitation of Lord Baden-Powell, parties of Hitler Youth descended on England to join British boy scouts on cycling and camping holidays. There was hope that they would learn from one another. MI5 worried that the German boys might not only be cyclists but "spyclists".
In the small town of Bassington, rover scouts Will and Jacob play host to Hitlerjugend from the Black Forest. Their lives are destined never to be the same again.
This new drama from Boys of the Empire Productions will shock and surprise as it takes audiences in to a very secret corner of British pre-war history.
Above The Stag Theatre presents the return of its previous sell-out production of Fanny and Stella, The Shocking True Story.
With book and lyrics by Glenn Chandler, and a fabulous musical score from Charles Miller, Fanny and Stella tells the amazing tale of two Victorian transvestites who were put on trial for attempted sodomy.
With a brand new cast and two new numbers, this hilarious but ultimately moving story about two young men who defied convention, society and the law is back for 4 weeks only!
Previous nominated and award-winning productions.....
KIDS PLAY
2018
EDINBURGH FRINGE BOBBY AWARD WINNER FOR BEST PLAY
***** "Powerful, moving and emotional" British Theatre Guide
***** "Ingenious, prepare to be stunned." Broadway Baby
***** "Will engross you from the start." Scotsgay
LORD DISMISS US
2018
NOMINATED FOR 4 OFF WEST END AWARDS
Best Production
Best New Play
Best Male in a Supporting Role (2)
The 5 Star Edinburgh smash hit, which transferred to the Above The Stag Theatre in London, based on the novel by Michael Campbell.
****** "Such gathered talent is rarely found in a Fringe production." Edinburgh Evening News
***** "Not just a joyous theatrical romp but an important history lesson." Broadway Baby
THE CUSTARD BOYS
Voted
BEST NEW THEATRE PRODUCTION 2012
SoSoGayMagazine Awards
"Your gong for the Best New Theatre Production was a closely fought race, but Seussical just missed out on the top spot to the world premier of The Custard Boys, seen at The Tabard Theatre earlier this year. The story of five London schoolboys being evacuated to a Norfolk seaside village, far away from Hitler's bombs, had audiences up on their feet during curtain calls, and was praised for its beautiful portrayal of homosexuality in an era where attitudes were stifling. More of this type of theatre in 2013 please Theatre Gods!"
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