The Winslow Boy: Then and Now is a fresh Year 9 adaptation of the classic play The Winslow Boy, inspired by a true story set before World War I. In this inventive “show within a show,” two teenagers go on a date to see the play — but as they watch, the story begins to echo their own lives.

As the audience journeys between past and present, the Winslow family’s fight for justice unfolds alongside the modern struggles of young people navigating friendship, romance, and reputation in a world shaped by social media and instant judgement.

Blending historical drama with contemporary perspectives, this production asks powerful questions about truth, loyalty, and fairness. When reputations can be destroyed in an instant, the Winslows’ determination to stand by what is right feels more relevant than ever.

Thought-provoking, engaging, and performed by our talented Year 9 students, The Winslow Boy: Then and Now invites audiences to reflect on how the past still speaks to the challenges of today.

Rehearsing now! Tickets on sale soon!

This show will run for approximately 70mins

PERFORMANCES
Saturday 23 May and Sunday 24 May, 6pm

Don’t just watch the play.

Step into the date.

Step into the story within the story.

Step into The Winslow Boy: Then and Now.