Following the success of our 2025/26 Theatre in Education production, 'Grandad Anansi', we are thrilled to announce our brand-new show, 'Oh No, George!', touring primary schools across Suffolk and North Essex in April and May 2027.
Bursting with humour and heart this lively adaptation of the beloved children's story promises an unforgettable theatrical experience for young audiences. Packed with engaging storytelling, imaginative staging, and curriculum-linked learning opportunities, 'Oh No, George!' is designed to inspire creativity and bring the joy of live theatre directly into your school.
Join us for another exciting adventure as we introduce pupils to the lovable George and his hilarious attempts to be on his very best behaviour!
Oh No, George!
George wants to be good.
He tries to be good.
But George has just seen a cake.
And George loves cake…
What will George do!?
Adapted from the award-winning picture book by Chris Haughton, ‘Oh No, George!’ is the delightful tale of a dog who wants to be good but just can’t resist temptation.
Using slapstick comedy and live music to bring George’s crazy adventures to life, this new touring show from the New Wolsey Theatre is a perfect introduction to the thrill of live theatre for anyone aged 4+
We will be touring primary schools in the Suffolk and North Essex region in April–May 2027. The production is aimed at early years (Reception to year 2), but it is suitable for all year groups. Booking is now open — if you would like to find out more about bringing Oh No, George! to your school, please follow the link in the right hand panel to register your interest.
Alongside the performance, we will also be offering drama workshops that explore elements from the play, helping your students engage with its themes and supporting your delivery of the national curriculum. We can offer a range of topics or create a bespoke workshop based on your needs. If you would like to know more, please contact our Producer, Becca Hall, at rhall@wolseytheatre.co.uk.
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The combination of physical theatre and live music was spell binding for our children. A very high percentage of them don’t have English as their first language. Some children who find school very challenging and who struggle to access the curriculum were completely focused for the entire piece. Seeing their faces was almost as good as the show itself. We have had other touring performances before and this was by far the best we have seen and most suited to the needs of our children.
St Matthew's School
The children were amazed by the set, the beautiful singing and performance in general, some of our learners who do not generally sit through a show enjoyed the whole experience
Ilketshall St Lawrence Primary School
We were delighted to welcome the Wolsey Theatre back to school again this year. This performance was thoroughly enjoyed by all ages present. (Reception to Year 5) and all children were able to take something from it at their own level. It was a very professional show with high performance standards, the actors were fantastic and so welcoming towards our students. I look forward to booking again for next year.