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
Past events in this season
Goldilocks & How Many Bears?
An enjoyable new look at the old favourite
I've Lost My Head
Once upon a time, Daisy had a head...
The Ugly Duckling
A new adaptation of the classic tale
Into The Garden
Inspired by Oscar Wilde's The Selfish Giant
The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe
Journey to the ends of the world
Privates On Parade
Join the British Army's Song and Dance Unit as they do battle against Communism