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Stuff and Nonsense - reworking for the middle scale
A production based on the early learning classic tale- this is for age3-7 and their families and is the company's first toe-dipping intocreating work for mid-scale stages. It is a re-scaling and…Continue
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Claire Morton posted a discussionStuff and Nonsense - reworking for the middle scale
A production based on the early learning classic tale- this is for age3-7 and their families and is the company's first toe-dipping intocreating work for mid-scale stages. It is a re-scaling and reworking ofan existing show that has toured the UK.Please see the website www.aloadofstuffandnonsense.com for tour dates. We've already been to The Brewhouse, Taliesin, The Maltings in Berwickand The Civic in Barnsley. Next week we are at the…See More
Claire Morton posted an event
next week at Nuffield - The Little Red Hen at The Nuffield, Southampton and touring
April 13, 2010 at 11:30pm to April 17, 2010 at 3pm
A production based on the early learning classic tale- this is for age 3-7 and their families and is the company's first toe-dipping into creating work for mid-scale stages. It is a re-scaling and reworking of an existing show that has toured the UK.Please see the website www.aloadofstuffandnonsense.com for tour dates. We would love some feedback on how you feel the show works for this age range in bigger auditoria.We've already been to The…See More
Claire Morton is attending Niki McCretton's event
The Little Red Hen - Stuff and Nonsense Theatre at Brewhouse Theatre
February 27, 2010 from 11am to 12pm
A production based on the early learning classic tale- this is for age 3-7 and their families and is the company's first toe-dipping into creating work for mid-scale stages. It is a re-scaling and reworking of an existing show that has toured the UK. Please see the website www.aloadofstuffandnonsense.com for tour dates. We would love some feedback on how you feel the show works for this age range in bigger auditoria.
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