Fat Cat
All shows run up to 55 minutes and are easily staged
Puppet shows
An Otter's Tale
A PLAY FOR CHILDREN AGED 4-11
Supports KS 1 and 2 Science: Plants and Animals in the Local Environment
Meet Roger the Otter, Harry the Heron and many more in this delightful show. Featuring beautifully crafted puppets, “An Otter’s Tale” is full of laughter, excitement and adventure. Commissioned by Natural England, this show features some of the best-loved animals of the British countryside
‘Otterly Enchanting’ - Chard and Ilminster News
Monkey Business
A PLAY FOR CHILDREN AGED 4-11
Learn all about monkeys and where they live in this fun and informative show. Children really love meeting these lovable characters - Bhaji the langur, Jimmy the proboscis and Snowball the snow monkey. Delightful and enchanting, a wonderful show for all the family
Can be booked with Funky Monkey drama workshop
Furry Tales
A PLAY FOR CHILDREN AGED 4-11
Four enchanting stories featuring some of the best loved animals of the British countryside. Meet Colin the Mole, Jack the Rat, Harry the Heron and more in this delightful show .Featuring beautifully crafted puppets, Furry Tales can be accompanied by the Furry Friends workshop
Supports KS1 and 2 Science: Plants and Animals in the Local Environment
Bully Off!
A PLAY FOR CHILDREN AGED 4-11
Supports KS1 and 2: Personal, Social, Health Education and Citizenship
This interactive show gives children the opportunity to speak about their fears and voice their ideas about what should be done to stop bullying, understand why bullying might happen and explain how adults can help.By talking to the characters the audience get to decide the outcome of the performance
‘A brilliant way of helping children understand bullying issues from the standpoint of both victim and perpetrator’ Domini John, Holway Park Primary School
Bobby's Friends
A PLAY FOR CHILDREN AGED 4-11
Supports KS1 AND 2: Citizenship - developing good relationships and respecting the difference between people
Bobby the fox is lonely and has forgotten how to trust other animals. Then he meets Jack the rat who teaches him how to be friends and to feel happy again. Snoopy the dog also provides a lot of help and fun along the way. Commissioned by Somerset County Council and funded by Tic Tac, this successful show is brand new for 2011
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No Butts
A PLAY FOR CHILDREN AGED 9-11
Supports KS 1 and 2: Personal, Social, Health Education and Citizenship
A powerful way of getting the message across about smoking and the harm that it can do. It also gives time for children to discuss peer pressure, "temptation" and the importance of "being true to yourself" and not always following the crowd. It was produced in collaboration with young people - smokers and non-smokers - whose input played a major factor in the writing of the show
"An excellent performance; the children were really buzzing afterwards but were clear about the message" Lizzie Reynolds Manor Court Community Primary
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