GCSE Drama students staged a highly inventive and thoroughly heartwarming adaptation of the classic French movie Amélie on Monday 27 February.

Four groups of multi-rôleing performers took it in turns to tell the whimsical story of the young Parisienne dreamer who resolves to commit random and anonymous acts of kindness after discovering a child’s box of treasures in the floor of her apartment.

They were supported by a team of design students offering the full range of disciplines – lighting, set design, sound, costume and puppetry – who made full and innovative use of the Clarissa Farr Theatre’s superb facilities. Scroll down to view photographs from the production, as well as the stunning portfolios produced by the designers.

Formidable!