Nick Warburton se zaměřuje na psaní pro děti, rozhlas, divadlo a televizi. Jeho tvorba se vyznačuje originálním hlasem a literární významností, která čtenáře zaujme. Warburtonovy hry, jako oceněná hra „Beast“, jsou uznávány pro svou kvalitu a hloubku. Jeho práce často zkoumá poutavá témata a přístupy, které rezonují s publikem.
The narrative unfolds during a meeting of an amateur drama group's committee, where the discussion of a new play cleverly mirrors the committee's ideas. This unique structure transforms the meeting into both a demonstration and a dialogue about the themes at hand. With its engaging and humorous approach, the piece is well-suited for festivals and features a flexible cast of four women and two men, or an alternative combination of two women or men.
Includes covers, a "TreeTops" logo, parental notes on inside back cover and new teaching materials. These titles were originally labelled as "Stage 11 Pack A".
The story follows Class 6, a group of diligent students who find excitement when their supply teacher, Mr. Parker, introduces a project to reenact Sir Francis Drake's historic circumnavigation of the globe. As they immerse themselves in the Elizabethan era, the classroom transforms into a vibrant sailing ship, sparking their imaginations and bringing history to life. This engaging adventure not only entertains but also fosters teamwork and creativity among the students as they embark on their journey.
A group of children collaborates to create a unique play blending football and space adventure. Titled Indiana Smith and the Cup Final of Doom, the story follows Teddy and Jemima as they confront Timmy and Popkins, who plot to sabotage the Inter-Galaxy Cup Final at Wembley. Featuring a large, flexible cast, the production promises excitement and creativity as the young performers bring their imaginative tale to life.
Set in a church community, the story revolves around Rachel, the vicar's wife, who inadvertently recruits the recently-widowed Mr. Purvis as the Health and Safety Officer. His well-intentioned but misguided efforts lead to a series of humorous mishaps, particularly affecting the vicar. This witty and poignant two-character play highlights the challenges of navigating community roles and the comedic outcomes of good intentions gone awry.
Set in a dusty attic in Droitwich, four theater enthusiasts encounter the ghost of Terry Shakespeare, who resents his brother William for literary theft. To demonstrate his grievances, Terry casts the visitors into a trance, compelling them to enact scenes from his own plays. This intriguing blend of history and the supernatural explores themes of artistic rivalry and the quest for recognition, offering a unique theatrical experience with a mix of humor and drama.
The performance intertwines child scenes from Dickens' notable works, showcasing his role as a social reformer. One actor embodies both the adult Dickens and a central child character, while six others portray various roles and serve as narrators. Through this dynamic ensemble, Nick Warburton captures the humor, pathos, and poetic essence of Dickens’ storytelling in a single act, emphasizing the author's profound impact on literature and social issues.
Amid a chaotic Christmas party, Brian's secret passion for singing Doris Day songs is uncovered by Claire in the cloakroom. Intrigued, Claire, along with her friend Wendy, encourages him to embrace this hidden talent by participating in a talent contest. The story unfolds as the trio navigates the challenges of performance and self-discovery, highlighting themes of friendship, confidence, and the joy of stepping outside one's comfort zone.
Here are the details of maps for Westmorland Sheet 15.03 Appleby 1911 - published 1992; intro by Nick Burton. ISBN.978-0-85054-480-0 This detailed map is double-sided for maximum coverage. The main map covers the southern part of the town, with coverage extending from Boroughgate southward to Slosh and the Crown & Falcon Inn. Features include St Michael's church, Parkinhill, Castle and Caesar's Tower, Bongate Hall, River Eden, stretches of NER and Midland railways, Bongate Cross. On the reverse we include a large part of adjacent sheet 9.15 extending coverage northward, and this includes the northern part of the town, including St Lawrence's church, Moot Hall, Assize Court, Auction Mart, The Friary, both railway stations, Belgravia, Gallows Hill, Fair Hill, Hangingshaw, Grammar School, Battlebarrow House, etc.