Pupils will take to the stage in a joint production with the National Theatre of Scotland (NTS) and a 'radical' performance collective.
Beath High School students will perform "Thank U, Next" alongside professional actors.
The dance theatre piece, created by 21Common, explores the culture of cosplay, where people dress as specific characters.
The project, brought to Fife by NTS and OnFife, involves 23 Beath High students, with 17 performing and six working front-of-house.
It will be staged at Beath High School on Thursday, March 27, and Friday, March 28.
Pupils at Grangemouth High School, where the production was performed last month (Image: Tim Morrozzo) Tickets cost £5 and can be purchased through the OnFife website.
Dan Brown, head of creative development at OnFife, said: "This exciting creative collaboration is giving these local young people a rare opportunity to experience professional theatre and get a real taste of how a production comes together, while at the same time explore some big questions about identity and what it means to be a young person today."
"Thank U, Next" delves into themes of shapeshifting and virtual realities.
The show is set to be a high-energy, multimedia, dance theatre experience, performed against a soundtrack of popular music.
More information about the show can be found on the NTS website.
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