Young actors from Tower House School put on their cricket whites for the production
Cricket may not be the most common topic for a school production, but that did not stop young actors at Tower House School.
Stepping away from the classics like the Great Escape and Braveheart, pupils at the East Sheen school incorporated 37 minutes of filmed cricket footage into their spring performance of Bodyline.
The play told the story of the 1932/33 Ashes test series between Australia and England and how the English cricket team devised a tactic to combat the skill of Australia's greatest ever batsman, Don Bradman.
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