BlueBirds premiered at the Cochrane Theatre, London in 2007.

BlueBirds tells of the hopes and dreams of a group of young performers during the Second World War, performing an Ensa show while dealing with the challenges the war brings to their personal lives.

Developed through conversations with wartime performers, the show counterpoints the lives of its characters against songs from the period, creating a performance that is heartfelt, tragic and funny.

Each of the characters has a strong story and a solo or duet musical spot, creating a perfect showcase for a cast. The show is also flexible in its structure, and offers many opportunities for performers. 

Cast: 11 women, 2 men (minimum, can be expanded)
Running time: 1 hour 15 minutes

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BlueBirds is available for amateur and professional groups to perform.
If you are interested in receiving perusal materials for BlueBirds please contact us here with the following information about your potential production:

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