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VenueGeneral
TownGeneral
CountyNorthumberland
From27th March 2020
To31st March 2020
When11:00, 13:30, 15:00
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  • Date of change: 4 Mar 20 - T1941802794

The Lost Words: Told in Gold - An immersive performance that brings The Lost Words to life.

Work:: The Lost Words: Told in Gold (S0954169747)

"Once upon a time, words began to vanish from the language of children. They disappeared so quietly that at first no-one noticed. Fading away like water on stone. The words were becoming lost, no longer vivid in children's voices no longer alive in their stories " So begins Jackie Morris and Robert Macfarlane's award-winning book The Lost Words. Told in Gold uses Rob's delicious language and Jackie's stunning illustrations to bring audiences into a cosy goldfinch nest theatre to watch the book come alive with movement, language, song and projected image.
Author Robert MacFarlane
Author Jackie Morris

Production:: An immersive performance that brings The Lost Words to life. (T1941802794)

The cast of actors and dancers will share the story of the lost words with audiences before taking them into the woods to seek, find and speak the lost words together.
Presented byOutdoor Theatre Companion
Director Collette Murray
Design Meriel Pym
Costume Elinor Birkenhead-Jones

Listing:: L467283868

This event takes place at The Sill: National Landscape Discovery Centre, Once Brewed, Hexham NE47 7AN



An immersive performance that brings The Lost Words to life.

The cast of actors and dancers will share the story of the lost words with audiences before taking them into the woods to seek, find and speak the lost words together. This event takes place at The Sill: National Landscape Discovery Centre, Once Brewed, Hexham NE47 7AN

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