Testimonials

Don't just take our word for it! Here's a sample of what people have been saying:

Tooth Fairy:

"Absolutely lovely. The children love it and it was very informative, but not in a scary way"

Pauline Walters (YMCA)


Me Man You Woman:

"I didn't think our young people would like it but they were in hysterics and it conveyed a very important message"

Alan Walsh (Harold House LIYC)


Big School:

"The play was excellent. It covered all the concerns that the pupils have"

Gill Parry (Broughton Hall)


Fair Start:

"Extremely though provoking. Challenged how they view the future and gave them a real insight into the world work and enterprise"

Mr G Aldridge (Range High School)


Unique:

"The impact the play had, not only on the pupils, but the teachers - was amazing"

Mrs S O'Driscoll (Broughton Hall)


What Next?:

"Very effective. Comprehensively outlined the options available in a humerous and accessible way"

Maria Suku (Shrewsbury House Youth Club)


Just have one:

"Stopped our young people their tracks. Made them really think what they are doing to themselves"

Anne Patterson (Nazareth House)


Everyone else is doing it:

"Very funny and informative. The Young people got the message without having it rammed down their throat."

Nikki Jones (Health Line)


If you can't do the time:

"What we can spend all year telling our pupils with very little or no effect, Open the Door can convey in half an hour"

Bev Lean (Hillside High School)


Cheesy Feet and Toe Jam:

"Undoubtadly the pupils will remember the messages given in the play because of the way it was presented. Fast, Funny and Energetic."

Sue Bragg (Meadow Bank)


All Blood's Red:

"Effectively tackling racism and bullying on Merseyside"

Bernard Hogan-Howe (Chief Constable of Merseyside)