Description

A group of teenagers make a mistake and by a mistake… We mean a terrible one. To make it worse, they panic and cover the whole thing up. However, when they find that the whole cover-up unites them, harmony is brought to their otherwise irritable lives.

But where is the motivation to put everything right again?

The storyline of DNA is a poignant, yet at times humorous tale, that contains a very dark heart. Officially opening at the National Theatre in February in 2008, this is the perfect modern play for every young student.

This specific School version that we provide exclusively at MBE contains notes for the teachers and also for those who are studying the play for their GCSE English. Written by Anthony Banks, theatre director and Associate Director of the National Theatre Discover Programme.