A shepherd boy, who watched a flock of sheep near a village, wanted some amusement during the long days he spent on the hillside guarding his sheep. So he decided to play a joke on his neighbours…

So Aesop’s fable goes. The consequences are disastrous. ‘There is no believing a liar, even when he speaks the truth’ runs the moral of the story. But why did no-one take the time to stop and ask why the shepherd boy cried ‘Wolf’?

Exploring this well-known story, young audiences will be invited to step into the drama of the shepherd boy’s world.

Centenary Suite

  • Birmingham Repertory Theatre

Part of First Stages Spring Summer 2009

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Join the British Army's Song and Dance Unit as they do battle against Communism

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Journey to the ends of the world

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The Ugly Duckling

A new adaptation of the classic tale

I've Lost My Head

Once upon a time, Daisy had a head...

Goldilocks & How Many Bears?

An enjoyable new look at the old favourite

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