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There is something heartwarming about a room full of young children giggling and gasping as a story, written 400 years ago, unfolds.

I will also be working with three new practitioners – new (or nearly new) to FINDING THE WILL anyway.

During March we have visited 4 schools, introduced over 500 children and young people to either The Tempest or A Midsummer Night’s Dream and covered almost 1500 miles.

Is it just the climate we are living in? Or is it that young people nationwide are genuinely giving us hope for a better future?

There was an extraordinary banquet laid on for King Duncan – Pepperoni Pizza, Pigs in Blankets and Brussel Sprouts.

As the end of the year draws nigh, and once again we wonder whether to party or not to party, to follow guidance or not to follow guidance, to be or not to be, it’s time for an end of year round up.
And so finally (Omicron permitting), we will be filming a studio performance of this beautiful play at Bournemouth University next month.
here at FTW HQ we wish you a relaxing, better than last year Christmas!

Ladies and gentlemen, we’re going to be alright!

We were all thrilled to learn there were also strawberries dipped in chocolate!

50% of the schools we’ve visited this month have been entirely new to our work, and 50% know us of old

There is so much to look forward to, if only the pandemic does not scupper all our plans once more.

Romeo & Juliet. I somehow feel the question “What is a Masked Ball?” might be a little redundant now we are so familiar with face coverings!

I’ve never considered myself to be a Barbara Broccoli and now I know I’m not!

After the weirdest of weird 18 months for children, staff and parents alike (not to mention the humble drama practitioner), FINDING THE WILL is back!

I just want to say something publicly here about FINDING THE WILL’s co-founder and my very dear friend, Richard Curnow.