And the Rain Falls Down
Katherine Leedale | 15.03.2011 16:22
Children's show at Bristol Old Vic
A fantastic children's show, created especially for 3 and 4 year olds, And the Rain Falls Down which is playing at Bristol Old Vic 06-10 April. It's a joyful celebration of all the watery things in the world.
Imagine a world where every drop of water has a life of its own.
A world where rainbows form from umbrellas, where fountains spout from plugholes and where eventually the rain really does fall down.
Revel in puddles of fun in this magical treat, featuring rather a lot of water!
Made especially for 3 and 4 year olds, And the Rain Falls Down is a visually stunning, playful and poetic celebration of the watery things in the world.
Created by Fevered Sleep
And the Rain Falls Down has elements of interaction through which the children in the audience, if they choose to, could get wet. Please bring a change of clothing and a towel. Changing areas will be provided.
A Fevered Sleep and Lyric Hammersmith co-production. Fevered sleep’s work is produced in association with Fuel.
A fantastic children's show, created especially for 3 and 4 year olds, And the Rain Falls Down which is playing at Bristol Old Vic 06-10 April. It's a joyful celebration of all the watery things in the world.
Imagine a world where every drop of water has a life of its own.
A world where rainbows form from umbrellas, where fountains spout from plugholes and where eventually the rain really does fall down.
Revel in puddles of fun in this magical treat, featuring rather a lot of water!
Made especially for 3 and 4 year olds, And the Rain Falls Down is a visually stunning, playful and poetic celebration of the watery things in the world.
Created by Fevered Sleep
And the Rain Falls Down has elements of interaction through which the children in the audience, if they choose to, could get wet. Please bring a change of clothing and a towel. Changing areas will be provided.
A Fevered Sleep and Lyric Hammersmith co-production. Fevered sleep’s work is produced in association with Fuel.
Katherine Leedale
Original article on IMC Bristol:
http://bristol.indymedia.org/article/703724