"Going Places: A Journey Between Dreams and Reality" is a story about Sophie, a young girl with big dreams, who often escapes into a world of fantasy. She imagines a glamorous life, meeting famous footballer Danny Casey, and owning her own boutique. However, her practical friend Jansie and the realities of her working-class life constantly remind her of the gap between her dreams and reality. Through Sophie’s aspirations and the contrast with her surroundings, the story explores themes of adolescent fantasy, hero worship, and the tension between ambition and the limits of real life.

"Poets and Pancakes" offers a glimpse into the vibrant world of Gemini Studios, one of India’s most iconic film production houses. The lesson delves into the quirky makeup department, the personalities that shaped the studio, and the cultural intersections of cinema, poetry, and politics in mid-20th century India. Through humorous anecdotes and vivid descriptions, it highlights the studio’s role in fostering creativity, national integration, and an unexpected brush with international figures like Stephen Spender.

"On the Face of It" is a thought-provoking play by Susan Hill that explores themes of isolation, loneliness, and the human need for connection. The story revolves around two characters: Derry, a young boy with a facial disfigurement who has withdrawn from society due to his appearance, and Mr. Lamb, an elderly man with a disability who lives alone but maintains a positive outlook on life. Through their interaction, the play delves into the emotional impact of physical impairment and challenges societal perceptions of disability, ultimately highlighting the healing power of understanding and acceptance.