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Saturday 5th & Sunday 6th October | 2024 | 1pm & 3.30pm (45 minutes, no interval)
Djanogly Theatre
£9.50 - £10
Amongst drifting waterweed and ancient moss-covered rocks, a little watersprite awakens. Down here the pond is teeming with life – newts and snails and little silver fish dart around, busy with their business. However, strange things have started to enter the pond. Things that crinkle and clatter and clutter up the pond. So much of it that there is no more space to swim and slither around.
Sophie Nüzel's work for children and families uses storytelling, dance and puppetry to tell a tale of our time, a story that shows even the smallest people can make a big difference.
Suitable for ages 4-10
All performances relaxed with embedded audio description
6 Oct: BSL interpreted performances
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