Education 

Shows for Schools

Most of my work now is theatre in education and there are a number of exciting and innovative shows linked to the curriculum. Full details can be found in the education section of the Paradox Theatre website

Click on the link below for more details - please note that this takes you to an external website and you'll need to use the back button on your browser if you want to come back here

PARADOX THEATRE

New shows are being developed, here are details of some shows that are currently available 

Footprints in the Sky

A science show for schools based on the national science curriculum KS 1&2 that aims to encourage children to be curious, and to engender an interest in science.

The Curse of the Grabbers

An environmental awareness show suitable for children of all ages

And if you want some entertainment for a Christmas or end of term party and don't want any educational content at all, then have a look at the parties page for a suitable show. 

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Mike Rawlinson is also an experienced teacher of the Alexander Technique. For more information click here

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The area I work in covers Avon, Bath, Bradford on Avon, Bristol, Bridgewater, Bridport, Bruton,  Burnham on Sea, Castle Cary, Cheddar, Chard, Devon, Devises, Dorset, Dorchester, England, Exeter, Exmouth, Frome, Glastonbury, Gloucestershire, Honiton, Langport, Lyme Regis, Radstock, Salisbury, Shaftesbury, Shepton Mallet, Sherborne, Sidmouth, Somerset, South West England, Somerton, Street, Taunton, Tiverton, Topsham,  Trowbridge, UK, Warminster, Wellington, Wells, Weston-Super-Mare, Weymouth, Wiltshire, Wincanton, Yeovil,  The donkey sanctuary, Timbuktoo, The Planet Zircon: I’ll go anywhere if you pay me enough!    and other venues may cover a wider area.