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Sunday 14th April 2024 | 10am
Squire Performing Arts Centre
Tickets:
Standard: £8
Concession: £6.50 (For 65+ and children under 12)
Accessible: £4 (Only available for those with a disability who require a carer)
*BOOKING FEES APPLY*
Trunk, Tail, Ears or Wings?
Carnival creates itself from all sorts of things! This is “Carnival of the Animals” but not as we know it. Dissected for body part potential to create the “ultimate animal”, inspiration taken from the music by Camille Saint-Saëns, a little help from Charles Darwin and a whole lot of cardboard to mash up a show full of puppet possibility.
Inspiration and delight for everyone from 4 to 104.
With their own inimitable style Lempen have taken the fantastic music by Camille Saint-Saëns, and an exploration of the material of cardboard, to make a fun, visual production with no text, refreshingly focused on the simple magic of puppetry to leave audiences inspired by both the animal theatricality of the music and the creative potential of the simple cardboard box.
“You can spend a fortune on multi-media but it’s amazing what you can do with cardboard and paper – Superb!!!!”
“That was the most creative show I have ever seen. Really inspiring!”
“Amazingly beautiful show. Very poetic ideas, marvellous performance – everyone was captivated.”
“Thank you for today’s show Cardboard Carnival. What a charming, funny and inventive show enhanced by a beautiful atmospheric soundtrack. The enthralled children were inspired to dive into a stock of cardboard boxes and tubes that we put out for them as they left, no doubt planning to create their own animals!” – Janet Farmer, Pocklington Arts Centre
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