Amongst drifting waterweed and ancient moss-covered rocks, a Watersprite awakens. Down here the pond is teeming with life - newts and snails and little silver fish dart around, busy with their business.
But, strange things are starting to enter the pond. Things that crinkle and clatter and clutter up the pond. So much of it that there is no more space to swim and slither around.
Sophie Nüzel’s work for children and families is a gentle and multi-sensory dance and puppetry production. It invites young audiences to use their imagination and believe that regardless of how little they are they can still make a difference.
This is a relaxed performance, with an embedded audio described introduction.
For families with children aged 4-10.
Want to learn more about the show before attending? Here is a link to the visual story, produced especially for the show: Little Watersprite visual story v5(Review) - Adobe cloud storage
Can’t make this performance of Stories Of A Watersprite? Don’t worry! It’s also available at our sister venue, The Guildhall Arts Centre, on Thursday 24th October at 2:30pm. Click HERE to find out more!
Supported by Landeshauptstadt Munich and Arts Council England
Images credited to Franz Kimmel
Important Information
Venue: Stamford Arts Centre, Theatre
Tickets: £12 (£10 concessions) £40 Family of 4
Running Time: 45 minutes
Suitable for ages 4-10
Babes in arms/lap tickets are £1 and can be purchased from box office only. Click here for terms and conditions
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