Kirsty MacLaren, Harmony Rose-Bremner and Amy Murphy in 'Protest' (Image: Cambridge Arts Theatre)
A 'thought-provoking' play at the Cambridge Arts Theatre aims to teach children how to stand up to injustice.
Fuel Theatre's Protest explores environmentalism, female empowerment and racism, telling the story of three girls who stand up for what they believe in.
Alice is struggling to prove her worth as the best runner in the school, Jade realise its time to tell her own story of her history and heritage, and Chloe is determined to make a change as litter piles up in a nearby forest.
February 20-22. Eight plus.
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