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Digital Theatre, Teachers’ Packs, Interactive projects, podcasts

Digital Theatre Productions

Full, free productions to watch with your Drama or PSHE students.

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  • Masking - Full Production 2023

    Masking - Full Production 2023

    Masking is a new play by Peer Productions’ Artistic Director Nina Lemon designed to address the impact of modern life on teenagers’ mental health.

    If you’re a drama teacher on the lookout for a compelling play that resonates with young performers and audiences alike, you’ve landed in the right place. Prepare to immerse your students and performers in the captivating narrative of Masking, a play that explores mental resilience, empathy and the profound impact of friendship.

  • HIDDEN  - Full production

    HIDDEN - Full production

    Content warning - This play includes references to self harm and suicide. A full teachers' pack is available on our website and we advise teachers to watch the play in advance of sharing with students.

    Hidden, is a unique digital PSHE and Drama resource designed for teachers and students in Years 8 and above. It covers self-worth, self-harm and mental health - supporting the national curriculum through an engaging story and relatable characters.

  • Losing It - Full Production 2023 - coming soon

    Losing It - Full Production 2023 - coming soon

    Here’s the trailer for Losing It. Full production coming soon!

Teachers’ Packs

Secondary School Resources

primary School Resources

Interactive Projects

50 Days: Alone Together is an improvised mini-series from Peer Productions.

Season 1 was Developed by actors from our 2020 company and recorded entirely using zoom, 50 Days: Alone Together tells the story of ten teens and their first 50 days in lockdown. The drama has been designed to support young people’s mental health and can be used as a part of your school’s PSHE curriculum.

Click on the images below to access this interactive resource.

podcast

Back in 2019, Peer Productions worked alongside Bishopsgate Institute to develop a new podcast series, Forgotten Women, that celebrates female British activists who have been pushed into the margins of history.