Thomas Clarkson Academy commemorating 70th anniversary of the end of the Second World War with a musical
Students at Thomas Clarkson Academy who will perform in the play The Secret Code. Picture: ROB MORRIS - Credit: Archant
Thomas Clarkson Academy is joining with schools across the world to stage a musical to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.
The academy is hoping that people from across Wisbech and neighbouring villages come along to watch the Secret Code, which it is staging at its Act Theatre on July 16 and July 17.
The musical tells the story of evacuees who discover a secret German code and save Great Britain from invasion.
It is being performed by school drama groups and societies across the UK, America and Canada to mark the end of the war in 1945.
Head of drama at Thomas Clarkson Academy Julie Wilcox said: “The Secret Code is a wonderful sing and dance show with a high energy feel. It will appeal to an older generation but is also great for introducing a younger generation to the World War Two era.”
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Advance tickets cost £4 and tickets bought on the night cost £5. Tickets can be pre bought from the reception at Thomas Clarkson Academy in Corporation Road, Wisbech. The show starts at 7pm.
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