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What People Say

Konflux Theatre has worked with our school on many occasions and all of the experiences have been consistently exceptional. We rebook this company often because we are assured of the standard of delivery, and we also like the ‘play in a day’ format, which not only exposes our children to drama techniques but also allows them to share these skills with peers.

Ms James

Miles Coverdale Primary School

Wow what a brilliant day my class had with Matt. He was fantastic and such a good teacher, keeping the class engaged all day. His manner and enthusiasm kept them on task which in turn, prevented any issues with behaviour. Our topic at the moment is ancient Egypt, so this play really fitted in with what we are doing. I was especially impressed with the way he involved the quieter children in the play, they all had parts and words to say. The children left the day feeling that they had achieved something of value and in the process also had a lot of fun. The rest of the school were also impressed by the finished result.

Tracey Kay

Wharrier Street Primary School, Newcastle upon Tyne

'The director was upbeat, supportive, enthusiastic and knew how to talk to the children on their level. She taught small sections of the play in small chunks to enable the children to learn lines. She also taught them how to use their voice and bodies to make a better performance... After the event, the children are still asking when she can come back in and do more drama with them... Konflux get a BIG thumbs up and 10 out of 10 from Victoria Primary School!

Hazel Scott

Victoria Primary School, Leeds

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Road Safety Week 2024

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