2026–27 school season

English theatre shows for every school stage

Four interactive shows, performed in English and brought straight to your school. The preparatory material, the pace of the performance and the vocabulary are all adapted to each level.

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Every show adapts its pace, vocabulary and participation to the group's educational stage.

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Each listing brings together what matters for comparing shows: stage, capacity, length and the story's starting point.

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Early Years

A short, highly visual adventure to get into English through play.

1 show

Nursery, ages 3-5

An Egg-cellent Adventure

Up to 50 pupils 30 minutes

Leo has a wonderful friend, Betty Bird. But she has a problem: her egg is in danger. Leo and your pupils will have to find a way to protect the egg and save the day. The jungle has plenty of surprises in store for us. Come and enjoy a show full of music, laughter, participation and, of course, English! The content covers numbers, colours, animals and basic action verbs. With Chameleon's interactive theatre, everyone is the star of the show!

I laughed so hard I wet myself! Oops, I've done it again.

— Ángela, age 2 years 10 months

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Primary

Two stories that adjust vocabulary, pace and challenge to each stage.

2 shows

Primary, ages 6-9

The Cheeky Chicken

Up to 50 pupils 40 minutes

Our hero, Bruce Man-of-action, loves animals and will do anything to protect them. He hears that the beautiful cheeky chicken is in danger and travels to the jungles of Brazil to save her. Ready for an incredible adventure you'll never forget? Then you'd better go watch the Odyssey instead 😅. But if what you want is a brilliant one-person show to entertain and motivate your pupils this year, look no further!

A theatrical masterpiece!

— my mum

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Primary, ages 9-12

Jungle of Zombies

Up to 75 pupils 45 minutes

Pat Stone is searching for treasure in the Amazon jungle. Of course, he's prepared for all the usual dangers: jaguars, crocodiles, soldier ants... But there's one thing he didn't count on: zombies! Nothing will stop them from catching him. Well... maybe a well-marked zebra crossing, because zombies are famous for respecting the highway code. But apart from that, NOTHING stops a hungry zombie. Will Pat find the treasure, survive the zombies and escape to tell the tale? Ohhh, the suspense 😨

Five stars!

— we only asked five people

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Secondary

Action, humour and decisions for an audience that's ready for something more.

1 show

Secondary

Curse of the Red Ruby

Up to 75 pupils 50 minutes

The king of Kintopeeno is building an army of zombies with the mystical powers of the Red Ruby. Only one man can stop him: Pat Stone. Pat heads deep into the Amazon jungle to find the king, defeat his army and destroy the precious stone. Don't worry: nothing scares him, not giant vampire bats, not carnivorous flowers, not even a hungry tourist standing between him and a bucket of fried chicken. But will he be strong enough to resist the power of the Red Ruby? With your pupils' help, he might just stand a chance.

Now my pupils still whisper behind my back… but in English.

— a teacher, after the show

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Questions about the shows

Everything you need before choosing a show

What ages are the English theatre shows for?

We have shows for every stage of Early Years (ages 0 to 5), Primary (6-12) and Secondary School, each with its own level of English, humour and length.

Will we need to travel outside the school?

No. The actor comes to your school with everything needed. Our activities are pretty minimal in terms of props and set, so they can be set up in almost any space your school has available: an assembly hall, a library, a gym, a corridor… even a goat shed would do!

How many pupils can watch each show?

It depends on the show: up to 50 pupils for Early Years shows and the first two years of Primary, and up to 75 pupils for Years 3-6 of Primary and Secondary School.

How long does each show last?

Between 30 and 50 minutes, depending on the group's age and the show chosen.

Are the actors native English speakers?

Yes, they're native speakers with years of experience working in schools. Our whole team performs 100% in English.

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