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E: 30/11 Win Tickets to see The Big Ugly Monster and The Little Stone Rabbit
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RIK Mayall narrates this hilarious and heart-warming story of an ugly monster with a beautiful heart and the little stone rabbit, adapted from the critically acclaimed children's book by Chris Wormell, author of smash-hit Two Frogs.
The Big Ugly Monster and the Little Stone Rabbit is a uniquely physical production that draws on red nose and buffoon clown techniques, puppetry and mask, and features original music and songs from the musical collective ThemSounds.
Once in a cave, lived an ugly monster. The most horrible and ugly monster in the world. So ugly is the monster that he can turn a blue sky to snow and evaporate a pond by dipping his toe in it.
No living thing can stand to be in his presence. But the monster's not ugly on the inside; he's just lonely. So he decides to build some friends out of stone, but even stones can't stand the full force of the monster's smile, and they all shatter except for one.
Since 2000, the creative team behind These Colours have been working together to develop large scale theatre events, small scale touring, schools tours and building based work including Gods of the Vikings, The Epic of Gilgamesh, Animal Farm, Macbeth, Club Tropicana (the Wham musical), Arabian Nights, Nosferatu - A Tale of Horrors and Wild Things.
These Colours endeavour to develop new work that explores the full potential of theatrical possibilities in association with the musical collective, ThemSounds.
Dynamic movement, vibrant original music and innovative script are all part of the These Colours experience, designed to reach out and capture the audience in a way that only great storytelling can.
Venue: Pleasance Islington, Carpenters Mews,
North Road, N7 9EF Times: 11am/1.30pm
Dates: 12-30 December (Wed-Sun). Prices: £8 (£6) £25 family ticket Schools £4 per child.
Box office: 020 7609 1800
Answer - The Young Ones
Good Luck!
What a title for a show!!:D
RIK Mayall narrates this hilarious and heart-warming story of an ugly monster with a beautiful heart and the little stone rabbit, adapted from the critically acclaimed children's book by Chris Wormell, author of smash-hit Two Frogs.
The Big Ugly Monster and the Little Stone Rabbit is a uniquely physical production that draws on red nose and buffoon clown techniques, puppetry and mask, and features original music and songs from the musical collective ThemSounds.
Once in a cave, lived an ugly monster. The most horrible and ugly monster in the world. So ugly is the monster that he can turn a blue sky to snow and evaporate a pond by dipping his toe in it.
No living thing can stand to be in his presence. But the monster's not ugly on the inside; he's just lonely. So he decides to build some friends out of stone, but even stones can't stand the full force of the monster's smile, and they all shatter except for one.
Since 2000, the creative team behind These Colours have been working together to develop large scale theatre events, small scale touring, schools tours and building based work including Gods of the Vikings, The Epic of Gilgamesh, Animal Farm, Macbeth, Club Tropicana (the Wham musical), Arabian Nights, Nosferatu - A Tale of Horrors and Wild Things.
These Colours endeavour to develop new work that explores the full potential of theatrical possibilities in association with the musical collective, ThemSounds.
Dynamic movement, vibrant original music and innovative script are all part of the These Colours experience, designed to reach out and capture the audience in a way that only great storytelling can.
Venue: Pleasance Islington, Carpenters Mews,
North Road, N7 9EF Times: 11am/1.30pm
Dates: 12-30 December (Wed-Sun). Prices: £8 (£6) £25 family ticket Schools £4 per child.
Box office: 020 7609 1800
Answer - The Young Ones
Good Luck!
What a title for a show!!:D
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