A 1950's story of a group of friends struggling through their teenage years at Angel High. There are highs, lows, love, loss and a lot of singing & dancing!

Story of the over-populated world and how the UK government implements, what they think, is a great new pioneering strategy to tackle over population by ‘getting rid’ of the ‘old’ people!

Story of the over-populated world and how the UK government implements, what they think, is a great new pioneering strategy to tackle over population by ‘getting rid’ of the ‘old’ people!

Story of the over-populated world and how the UK government implements, what they think, is a great new pioneering strategy to tackle over population by 'getting rid' of the 'old' people!

True story of a man who took a life and saved a life brought into the modern day by our Children’s and Youth theatre. The story of the unlucky punch was brought to us by the Pearly Queen of Bermondsey stating “everyone knew Pedlar Palmer, the boxer that killed someone on a train, but no one knows he saved my life in Hoxton in the 1930’s”. Using this pearly story we have explored issues around at this time that are still present today, such as the media, celebrity status, fame and how one persons life can be transformed and tarnished forever.

You can also have a look at The Unlucky Punch video

Walks & Talks: an interactive, youth-led historical Islington walk. The walks were inspired by Hugh Myddleton’s quest to introduce fresh water to London.

You can also have a look at the Walks & Talks video.

Angel Shed Street Party: The grand opening of the New River Head alongside Angel Shed Childrens’ & Youth Theatre. Their performance ‘YE WATERHOUSE’ was inspired by Hugh Myddleton’s great achievement in 1613.

You can also have a look at the Street Party video.

'The New River Company'

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Our Spring Production 2011 was the he story of the New River and the entrepreneur Hugh Myddleton that contrasted the lives of the grindingly poor and the lavishly rich in 17th Century England, where reputation was everything!

‘Up the Chimney, Down the Hall’

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The story of Collins Music Hall at Islington Green and the tale of its creator Samuel Collins - 'Vagg'.

During the day Samuel Collins spent his time sweeping chimneys and was known to locals as ‘Vagg’. But at night he would tour public houses and eventually gained a licence to turn the Lawnsdown Arms into what became known as Collins Music Hall.

‘Mutton Dressed as Lamb’

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Inspired by Traditional Cockney songs, this was the tale of a family’s journey from rags to riches.

As part of an all day, outdoor fundraising event on Islington Green, this show was performed at set times throughout the day. In addition to the show the company ran Tea Dances, Cockney sing songs, bingo and human snail racing.

Pearly Kings and Queens, tea, cakes, local artists, exhibitions and much more completed the entertainment for a fabulous, fun-filled family day out on The Green.

‘If The Wind Changes It’ll Stay Like That…’

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The epic tale of a professor’s experiment that goes wrong and the parallels of environmental development, merged with challenges of young people’s attitudes towards climate change in 21st Century Britain. This was the first time Angel Shed had incorporated visual projection in to a show.

A SELL OUT PRODUCTION.

'Children Are Safer In The Country'

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The play was inspired by the evacuation of London children during the Second World War. The children find themselves in strange lands full of adventure and tragedy. This production was seen by a wide audience from the local community and received a standing ovation.

A SELL OUT PRODUCTION.