Kensington Arts is once again taking part in the National Theatre's Connections programme.
The nation wide youth theatre festival aims to support and showcase the talent of young people across the UK.
This year's local group will be performing 'Innocent Creatures' by Leo Butler, with performances taking place at Kensington Arts on March 17 and 18.
3FM spoke to Director David Dawson, who explained the benefits experiences like this have for the Island's young people:
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