Explore France, its language and culture through this thrilling and fast-paced adventure story about the world's greatest cycle race.

Ideal for students at home or for schools seeking online resources for the Summer Term.

Treat your class to a 7- part adventure, filmed in France and following the Tour de France. With a further 30 odd videos to watch.

Free videos include Ned Boulting ITV's award winning sports commentator introducing the famous race; 7 songs to learn and sing a long to; A pop video to watch; how to mend a puncture, info about Joan of Arc, winemaking and Time off in Paris!

All free and geared for 7-11 years. Guaranteed a wonderful French introductory experience for your class. See our educational  resources on our Resource materials page.

MANY HAPPY RETURNS! 
is RETURNING!
Currently working on retouring MANY HAPPY RETURNS, a celebration of 100 years of Northumberland Libraries.
29th Sept - 9 October!

Led by TSF Director Sarah Kemp 

To be performed in Libraries around the region (including Queens Hall, Hexham, Blyth, Bedlington and Morpeth tbc)  
COMING SOON 29th Sept - 9 October!
contact
www.mylibrary@co.uk

TSF in association with:
Queen's Hall Arts:
Keep in touch if you'd like to enjoy
our Adult Drama Group workshops every Tuesday  at 1.15pm


Come and enjoy a light hearted drama class, focusing on play, presence, complicity and creativity.
For  anyone 55 and over.



 

Suitable for: 6-11 YEAR OLDS
Touring 2024


TSF revisited the Olympics in 2024. This year we visited Northumberland schools and beyond, offering a Paris themed performance of Les Olympiques des Animaux with workshops for up to 60 students, live music, puppetry and video, all in simple French. Schools saw their pupils take part alongside the actors! The tour of schools was between 17th June - 12th July. Contact TSF through info@tsf.org.uk if you would like to send us some feedback. A Bientot...

Spring Equinox - Summer Solstice 2024

Since October 22, artists from Ukraine and Tynedale have been meeting and talking, improvising and interacting through various media to find ways to work together. Seeds of Hope is the outcome of that collaboration. Forces of history have brought us together to find common ground, to find a sense of collective agency, seeking a unique voice here in this corner of Tynedale - holding important values: unity, common humanity, a sense of place and belonging.

Four intercultural  events in conjunction with:
Ladycross Quarry 17 March-  Departure 
Queen's Hall Arts Centre- Lost & Found- Exhibition
Forum Cinema- Routes- Youth film making
Hexham Abbey- Arrival - Performance

Touring 2024

Delve into the highly deductive mind of a super sleuth in this new production of one of the most popular Sherlock Holmes stories. Be enthralled by this exciting and thrilling mystery, featuring a feisty heroine, struggling with and overcoming a domineering presence in her life.

- It is not cold which makes me shiver.
- What, then?
- It is fear, Mr Holmes. It is terror.

Explore France, its language and culture through this thrilling and fast-paced adventure story about the world's greatest cycle race.
Ideal for students at home or for schools seeking online resources

Como Agua Para Chocolate was a mid-scale production adapted from Laura Esquivel's original novel by Linda McLean. It toured to theatres in the UK for the first time in October and November 2006 and again in May and June 2008.