Shakespeare Schools Foundation is proud to present a unique evening of entertainment.... because no-bardy does it better than comedians! *eye roll*
Shake off the ruff Monday blues and join us at the iconic Comedy Store in London Piccadilly. This is our first ever comedy night and we so thrilled to welcome some very special acts to the stage.
You'll be treated you to jokes and punch lines galore from the nation's favourites including...
James Acaster (Netflix, every comedy show on TV), Ellie Taylor (The Mash Report, Would I Lie to You?), Desiree Burch (Live at the Apollo), a ghostly Sofie Hagen (Live from the BBC), Colin Hoult as Anna Mann (Murder in Successville), Pierre Novellie (The Mash Report, Stand up Central), Darren Harriott (Live at the Apollo, Mock The Week) and Great British Mysteries? (Named Time Out's top comedy tips of the 2017 Edinburgh Fringe).
SSF is thrilled to be collaborating with co-producers DEC MUNRO from The Billy Murray Comedy Club and ROB CROMWELL writer for the comedy stars in stand-up and TV.
Go bard or go home - we'll see you there.
We train and support teachers from primary, secondary and special schools to work actively and ambitiously with Shakespeare.
About our impactWe believe Shakespeare is for everyone. Every year children from very different backgrounds come together to perform on the same stage.
About our impactWe believe Shakespeare is for everyone. Every year children from very different backgrounds come together to perform on the same stage.
About our impactWe train and support teachers from primary, secondary and special schools to work actively and ambitiously with Shakespeare.
About our impactWe train and support teachers from primary, secondary and special schools to work actively and ambitiously with Shakespeare.
About our impactEvery year we help thousands of young people from across the UK become better at teamwork, more confident and more ambitious.
About our impactEvery year we help thousands of young people from across the UK become better at teamwork, more confident and more ambitious.
About our impactWith us, young people change their attitude to learning; we instil curiosity, empathy and pride.
We work to promote educational attainment - especially in literacy, literature and the performing arts.
About our impactWe work to promote educational attainment - especially in literacy, literature and the performing arts.
We work to promote educational attainment - especially in literacy, literature and the performing arts.
About our impactWe work to promote educational attainment - especially in literacy, literature and the performing arts.
About our impactWe work to promote educational attainment - especially in literacy, literature and the performing arts.
About our impactWe have used the power of Shakespeare to improve the life chances of thousands of the most disadvantaged young people in the UK and with children with special educational needs.
About our impactWe have used the power of Shakespeare to improve the life chances of thousands of the most disadvantaged young people in the UK and with children with special educational needs.
About our impactWe have used the power of Shakespeare to improve the life chances of thousands of the most disadvantaged young people in the UK and with children with special educational needs.
About our impactWe have used the power of Shakespeare to improve the life chances of thousands of the most disadvantaged young people in the UK and with children with special educational needs.
About our impactWe work nationwide - from Aberdeen to Aberdare, Carlisle to Clacton.
About our impactAt our core is our Festival - the world’s largest youth drama festival.
About our impactAt our core is our Festival - the world’s largest youth drama festival.
About our impactWith us, young people change their attitude to learning; we instill curiosity, empathy and pride.
About our impactWith us, young people change their attitude to learning; we instill curiosity, empathy and pride.
About our impactEvery year we help thousands of young people from across the UK become better at teamwork, more confident and more ambitious.
About our impactEvery year we help thousands of young people from across the UK become better at teamwork, more confident and more ambitious.
About our impactWith us, young people change their attitude to learning; we instill curiosity, empathy and pride.
About our impactAt our core is our Festival - the world’s largest youth drama festival.
About our impactSSF is a cultural education charity that exists to instil curiosity and empathy, aspiration and self-esteem, literacy and teamwork - giving young people the confidence to see that all the world is their stage.
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