Why not treat your children to something different this winter with a trip to Chickenshed Theatre Company to visit Geppetto and his new collection of toys in a tale called Geppetto’s workshop. We all know about Pinocchio’s journey but what about all the other toys and their stories created by Geppetto?
Taking you on a journey that looks at growing, sharing, good deeds. But most importantly learning to love yourself, no matter what. Especially for children aged between 0 to 7 Geppetto’s workshop is full of slapstick, songs, movement, and puppetry. We not only aim to give the children a fantastic performance we want them to embark on the adventure feeling like their every bit of the story. Taking on the children’s ideas using improvisation and lots of interaction with them is a key factor in our performances.
So come along to Chickenshed Theatre this winter and enjoy a magical, educational adventure that you will want to last and last.
Times: 10am & 11.30am
Tickets: £5
Age recommendation: Christmas Tales is for everyone aged 0-7 years.
Booking information: To book tickets, please contact the Box Office on 020 8292 9222, email Bookings@Chickenshed.org.uk or for textphone users call 18001 020 8292 9222 (Typetalk).
The Chickenshed Foyer Bar will be open before and after each Tales performance selling teas, coffees, a selection of cold drinks, hot meals, sandwiches and salads. Why not stay for lunch?
Also for more information on this performance and Chickenshed Theatre visit www.chickenshed.org.uk
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