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Every day Oshima goes fishing in his little tub boat. He hopes he will catch a really big fish. But he never does. Maybe it's because Oshima is just too busy day-dreaming about what it must be like under the Big Sea... Then one day Oshima gets the chance to find out! A tale about kindness, trusting the unknown and dancing with turtles. Oshima and the Big Sea is chock full of amazing sea creatures, wonderful shadow puppetry and live sound-songs of the ocean. An uplifting story where warm-hearted humour swims with wide-eyed wonder. Recommended for ages: 3-adults. Running Time: 50 mins

Creatives/Company

Company: Angel Heart Theatre

Oshima and the Big Sea

Oshima and the Big Sea (Kids show) production archive for QTIX code T1854641788. Details of all Oshima and the Big Sea archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1255325767

Archive Listings

19 Jun 11	Arts Centre Norwich, Norfolk Performance Details => Venue archive
15 May 10	Theatre Royal Bath, Bath & North East Somerset Performance Details => Venue archive
14 Mar 10	New Theatre Royal Portsmouth, Hampshire Performance Details => Venue archive
17 Feb 10	Acorn Arts Centre Penzance, Cornwall Performance Details => Venue archive
7 Feb 10	artsdepot Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
11 Dec 09	Dorchester Arts Centre Dorchester, Dorset Performance Details => Venue archive
29 Nov 09	Beaford Arts Beaford, Devon Performance Details => Venue archive
14 Nov 09	NST Campus Southampton, Hampshire Performance Details => Venue archive
8 Nov 09	The Tobacco Factory Theatres Bristol, City of Bristol Performance Details => Venue archive
10 Oct 09	Beaford Arts Beaford, Devon Performance Details => Venue archive

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