It’s been an astonishing year of drama. Yet Helen Brown’s troupe of star players had plenty of wow left in the tank to deliver the school play, A Matter of Life and Death, with remarkable style, accomplishmen...
A selection of photos from this year's powerful Salopian Week Play, 'A Matter of Life and Death' by Emma Rice.
School Firsts are one of the highest honours at Shrewsbury, rewarding pupils who have demonstrated exceptional contributions to School life. They are awarded each term by a committee of Upper Sixth Formers.
The Grove treated audiences in the Ashton Theatre to "a delightfully wacky" and vastly entertaining all-female production of Twelfth Night last week. Review by Mr Hudson.
With genuine twins, fabulous dance moves and Third Formers impersonating a shrubbery, The Grove's House Play was a rare treat!
Director of Drama Helen Brown reviews Churchill's house play - a powerful and cleverly contemporary production of 'Macbeth', performed over two evenings last week in the Ashton Theatre.
Queues of eager theatre-goers waited expectantly, a-buzz at the prospect of the hottest ticket in town; others arrived in the vain hope of securing a much-coveted return...
This year's School musical, Andrew Lloyd-Webber's 'Jesus Christ Superstar', was a rip-roaring success...
An insight from members of the cast into the challenges, rewards - and a few of the dance moves - involved in Shrewsbury School's keenly anticipated production of 'Jesus Christ Superstar'.
Michael Snelgrove's 1980 farce 'Hidden Meanings', performed by the Gentlemen of Severn Hill, gets the House Play Season off to a rollicking start. Review by Director of Drama Helen Brown.
We are delighted to have been named as one of the top schools in the Independent School of the Year awards, receiving recognition for continued excellence in the realm of the Performing Arts.
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