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Tramshed’s Youth Theatre puts on a selection of shows they’ve been working hard towards since the festive break.

Junior Youth Theatre [Time: 12 noon] - Book Now
Tramshedonia has always been the best place to live. The people of the town spend all their time watching television and relaxing - until one day their town is attacked by villains. The king and queen have been captured and it’s up to the superheroes to save the town from disaster, will they defeat them and keep Tramshedonia safe?  

A fun superhero devised and performed by Junior Youth Theatre.

Middle Youth Theatre - Who-dun-it!? [Time: 1:00pm] - Book Now
Nothing out of the ordinary ever happens in the little town of Wileburg until the day their prized statue went missing right from under their noses. Shock and scandal! The townspeople were up in arms, who could have taken it they cried…a very good question indeed? 

Join the people of Wileburg and local team of Detectives as they discover the whereabouts of the missing statue. A classic ‘Whosdun-it’ play performed and devised by the Tramshed's Middle Youth Theatre. 

Senior Youth Theatre - Tuesday by Alison Carr [Time: 2:15pm] - Book Now
TUESDAY is light, playful and nuanced in tone. And a little bit sci-fi.

The play centres on an ordinary Tuesday that suddenly turns very weird indeed when a tear rips across the sky over the school yard. Not only that, but it starts sucking up pupils and staff while at the same time raining down a whole new set of people.  But then, that’s what happens when parallel worlds collide!

Confusion reigns as the ‘Us’ and ‘Them’ try to work out what is going on. How are Ash and Magpie identical? Can Billy cope with having his sister back? Who is Franky?

Eventually, though, cracks appear between the two groups. As the air here starts to disagree with the ‘Them’, the race is on to try to get things back to how they were and safely return everyone to the Universe they came from.

The play explores friendship, sibling love, family, identity, grief, bullying, loneliness and responsibility. And in the process we might just learn something about ourselves as well as some astronomical theories of the multiverse!

* Suitable for ages 18+