Performance

Venue	Lakeside Arts Centre
	Also: Djanogly Theatre, Djanogly Recital Hall, New Theatre
Town	Nottingham
County	Nottinghamshire
From	10th June 2008
To	12th June 2008
When	18:00
Prices	From £7.00. To £7.00.
Lakeside Arts Centre (V0165922284)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Telling Tales

Work:: Telling Tales (S0915700605)

Production:: (T0130768132)

Telling Tales is a gentle, funny programme of stories told through dance. There’s a version of The Hare and The Tortoise with the Hare doing everything possible to win the race, a dressing-up argument involving stripey tights and the biggest overcoat you’ve ever seen, and a fast-paced retelling of The Golden Goose involving two performers playing a multitude of characters! Two international choreographers Enrique Cabera (Aracladanza) and [Hélène Blackburn] (Cas Public) - worked with a group of East Midlands dancers to create this playful programme which is a wonderful introduction to dance and theatre for children and family audiences.

Producer

East Midlands Children's Theatre Consortium

Listing:: L1897942727

International Children's Theatre and Dance Festival

Production details

Telling Tales is a gentle, funny programme of stories told through dance. There’s a version of The Hare and The Tortoise with the Hare doing everything possible to win the race, a dressing-up argument involving stripey tights and the biggest overcoat you’ve ever seen, and a fast-paced retelling of The Golden Goose involving two performers playing a multitude of characters! Two international choreographers Enrique Cabera (Aracladanza) and [Hélène Blackburn] (Cas Public) - worked with a group of East Midlands dancers to create this playful programme which is a wonderful introduction to dance and theatre for children and family audiences. International Children's Theatre and Dance Festival

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