5 March - 7 March | 7.30pm
By Ellen Dryden
Lyrics By Don Taylor
Music By Charles Young
Directed By Richard Hull
On the 1st April 1914, in the village of Burston, a group of children went on strike, to protest at the unfair dismissal of their teachers, Kitty and Tom Higdon. The Burston Drum tells the story of the events leading up to this historical first school strike; Kitty's battle to provide a comprehensive and enjoyable education for all the village children and Tom's fight to organise the villagers into a more democratic rural community.
The Arts Centre's vibrant youth theatre return to the main stage with this historical classic.
at Wednesday, March 04, 2009,
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Related Arts Centre Links:
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The 7th British International Mini Print Exhibition
Ffresh - Student Moving Image Festival of Wales
Biennial Search For The Best Welsh Choir Continues
The Abertoir Horror Festival November 2008
BBC National Orchestra of Wales Venues 2008
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