FRIENDS’ School Drama Studio was recently transformed into a posh 1920’s boarding school for young ladies as a cast of 40 took to the stage to perform Daisy Pulls it Off last week.

Saffron Walden Reporter: Friends' School's production of Daisy Pulls it OffFriends' School's production of Daisy Pulls it Off (Image: Archant)

The play, produced to make optimum use of the intimate space, ran for four nights, all of which were sell-outs.

Richard Smith, head of Drama and director of the play, said: “The cast, who have been rehearsing since October last year, ranged from students in Year 7 through to Sixth Form.

“It was wonderful to see students who are taking drama at Exam level act alongside those who have never been on stage before. It has been a brilliant experience for all those involved, to entertain an audience over four nights and to also see their acting skills develop during the whole process.”