Teechers
| John Godber Stoke Repertory Theatre, 2002 |
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Evening Sentinel Review John Godber’s classic classroom comedy was brought to the stage of the Stoke Repertory Theatre. Based on Godber’s own experiences as a teacher and Grange Hill scriptwriter, the play takes a hard-hitting (and at times hilarious) look at life in a modern comprehensive. There’s the new drama teacher, brimming with confidence, compared to the headmistress about to tackle her fifth Mikado. Add to the mix a deputy headteacher who rules with a rod of iron, it’s a sure fire recipe for conflict! |
‘A mathematically sound trio of actors….providing a take on the subject of modern education, combining jaundiced hilarity, political awareness and lightning quick changes of character, gender and age.’
Evening Sentinel
