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Beachcomber – Stories Just In Case (family puppet show)
Three stories created from unusual materials; a rope that can become a king, a trunk that can become a boat, or even a dry sandy desert!
KING CANUTE – the King who tried to stop the waves.
THE OLD FISHERMAN – who catches a Golden Lobster that can bring great riches.
THE VERY UNGRATEFUL CROCODILE, a lively character with an appetite for lunch!
History and wisdom meet classical folk tales of greed and trickery in this intriguing and unusual trio of stories.
CLYDEBUILT PUPPET THEATRE have been performing puppet theatre since 1987, delighting audiences with their puppetry skills and masterful storytelling and the puppeteers are always delighted to meet the audience after the performance.
For ages 4 +
Running time 40 minutes
“Just brilliant, the children loved it all, thank you so much for coming to Applecross” – Audience at Applecross Village Hall
“Great stories for children, we have come back for every single one” Perth Winter Festival
KING CANUTE – the King who tried to stop the waves.
THE OLD FISHERMAN – who catches a Golden Lobster that can bring great riches.
THE VERY UNGRATEFUL CROCODILE, a lively character with an appetite for lunch!
History and wisdom meet classical folk tales of greed and trickery in this intriguing and unusual trio of stories.
CLYDEBUILT PUPPET THEATRE have been performing puppet theatre since 1987, delighting audiences with their puppetry skills and masterful storytelling and the puppeteers are always delighted to meet the audience after the performance.
For ages 4 +
Running time 40 minutes
“Just brilliant, the children loved it all, thank you so much for coming to Applecross” – Audience at Applecross Village Hall
“Great stories for children, we have come back for every single one” Perth Winter Festival
£7 General Admission | £6 Concessions | £5 Under 16’s
Doors 2pm for a 2.30pm start
Doors 2pm for a 2.30pm start
Universal Hall
The Park, Findhorn, Moray IV36 3TZ
Sun 23 June
Website:
www.universalhall.co.uk
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