Performance

Venue	Chipping Norton Theatre
	Also: Town Hall
Town	Chipping Norton
County	Oxfordshire
From	3rd May 2014
To	3rd May 2014
When	11:30
Chipping Norton Theatre (V795)
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Date of change: 6 Feb 14 - T1564880489

Just So Stories

Work:: Just So Stories (S1026377524)

Author

Rudyard Kipling

Production:: (T1564880489)

Running time: 1hr. Have you ever wondered how it is that the moon pulls the tides (instead of a crab who was taller than the smoke of three volcanoes), or the reason why the elephant's nose is so long? Find out as Rudyard Kipling's classic children's stories are brought to vivid life in this enchanting production at The Lost Theatre. Let your children experience the magic of curling up with cuddly toys, duvets, pillows, and cushions in our unique Snuggle Pit while they enjoy the show. The perfect show for children aged 4+ and for adults of all ages.

Company	Red Table Theatre (in association with LOST Theatre)
Director	Rafe Beckley
Lighting	Claire Childs
Performer	Tressa Brooks
Performer	Emma Manley
Performer	Freya Parsons
Performer	Jo Wickham

Listing:: L01149921785

Production details

Running time: 1hr. Have you ever wondered how it is that the moon pulls the tides (instead of a crab who was taller than the smoke of three volcanoes), or the reason why the elephant's nose is so long? Find out as Rudyard Kipling's classic children's stories are brought to vivid life in this enchanting production at The Lost Theatre. Let your children experience the magic of curling up with cuddly toys, duvets, pillows, and cushions in our unique Snuggle Pit while they enjoy the show. The perfect show for children aged 4+ and for adults of all ages.

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