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A Fevered Sleep / Fuel production The Forest (ages 3+) There is a place at the very heart of the forest. A place where things are not quite what they seem. People become animals, birds become music, wood becomes water, leaves become light. Everything changes (can you hear it?) everything moves (can you see it?). It’s all around you. It’s full of adventure. It’s the forest. The creators of Brilliant and And the Rain Falls Down invite you to a surprising new performance, that will take you somewhere unlike anywhere you’ve ever been. The Forest is a place where you can lose yourself or even find yourself, too, in the cracked mirror of the sky … The Forest treats its audience with respect and intelligence, recognizing that small doesn’t have to mean small-minded or obvious. The show is like a beautiful object that is constantly  assembled and reassembled by its playful cast..... Lyn Gardner, Guardian **** please click here for the full review Exquisite….It’s like the dream of a night in a forest. There’s a grace to this show that captivated and moved me…and magic on stage thanks to the good work of the directors and designers. ‘I wanted it longer’ smiled my daughter as we headed home. Dominic Maxwell, The Times **** please click here for the full review feveredsleep.co.uk Showtime : 11am & 2pm Tickets : £6 / £4 children familyticket : £18 Saturday 20 11am > Sold Out Saturday 20 2pm > Sold Out School performances run Thursday 18th & Friday 19th at 10am & 1.30pm. Please contact the ticket office for more information. Vauxy Theatre Production Liverpool – Rhyme Without Reason Recently bereaved, but cheerfully suicidal, John is visited by his concerned son. The offspring wants the parent to overcome his fatalistic urges and believes a review of his father’s earlier attempts at poetry would be good therapy. He is wrong.Through them he relives his time: the people and the places he knew, the attitudes, the hopes and the beliefs he once held, and how his greatest love was always the city of his birth.  A piece that looks at how loving concern can turn to boiling anger, how familial empathy leads to relative resentment, how a father and son grow apart by being close, Rhyme Without Reason, shows how a Liverpool father and son handle the eternal question of how to deal with life’s traumas - by just having a right kick off! He still kills himself, but has a bloody good laugh before he goes! A comedy with serious bits. Showtime : 8pm Tickets : £9 /£7 concession Tuesday 23 > Book Now Wednesday 24 > Book Now Thursday 25 > Book Now Friday 26 > Book Now Saturday 27 > Book Now  Petite Ullaloom and unitytheatre presents: Spooky Tales Dear Darling little brats children, Greetings my fine young fiends! Do you like to hear of witches, banshees and mysterious goings on? Do you thrill to tales of terror and spine tingling spookiness? You do! Well, in that case we, Edward and Martha Creep, would like to invite you to unity theatre for something a little…different. You may gasp, you may gawp, you may ask mummy and daddy to leave the bedroom light on…but we guarantee you that that this collection of putridly performed short stories, will give you a ghoulishly good time. Do say you’ll come…we are just dying to meet you! Yours,horribly, The Creeps (Only for very brave little children 9+) Tickets : £6 / £4 child Saturday 27 11am > Book Now Saturday 27 2.30pm > Book Now Add this page to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites           |
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