The Creature That Nobody Saw PART 1 by Garlic Theatre.

Join Garlic Theatre for the first zoom workshop session for Skipton Puppet Festival on Tuesday 10th August! We will be showing this film as part of the session and then it will be available for everyone to view after that.
http://www.skiptonpuppetfestival.co.uk

Somehow there is always a sock missing – where are they all, where do they go? Mark and Iklooshar from Garlic Theatre have created three imaginative and gentle short films about the adventures of a strange creature living secretly in a house.

Why not make your own set and puppets at home to create a little puppet show about your own creature living in your house guided by our helpful PDF's? Here are some tips on how to use the films and PDF's to help you do this.

We recommend watching Part 1 and then looking at the first PDF of activities which will help you make a little den for your creature.

Then you can watch Part 2 and look at the second PDF of instructions which will guide you to make your own puppet of your very own creature to live in the den you have made earlier.

After watching Part 3, the third PDF will give you helpful tips on creating your own story and puppet show.

Let your imagination go wild and create and perform your own wonderful and beautiful stories.

This film is the first in a trilogy of imaginative puppetry films without words which was commissioned and funded by The Library Presents… In Your House autumn programme in 2020.

Puppetry Mark Pitman
Edited and filmed by Iklooshar Malara
Music by Iklooshar Malara
Special thanks to Rene Baker for helping to puppeteer and for the use of her Baker Studios in Diss.

The Creature That Nobody Saw PART 2 by Garlic Theatre.

Join Garlic Theatre for the third zoom workshop sessions for Skipton Puppet Festival on Tuesday 17th August! We will be showing this film as part of the session and then it will be available for everyone to view after that.
http://www.skiptonpuppetfestival.co.uk

Somehow there is always a sock missing – where are they all, where do they go? Mark and Iklooshar from Garlic Theatre have created three imaginative and gentle short films about the adventures of a strange creature living secretly in a house.

Why not make your own set and puppets at home to create a little puppet show about your own creature living in your house guided by our helpful PDF's? Here are some tips on how to use the films and PDF's to help you do this.

We recommend watching Part 1 and then looking at the first PDF of activities which will help you make a little den for your creature.

Then you can watch Part 2 and look at the second PDF of instructions which will guide you to make your own puppet of your very own creature to live in the den you have made earlier.

After watching Part 3, the third PDF will give you helpful tips on creating your own story and puppet show.

Let your imagination go wild and create and perform your own wonderful and beautiful stories

This film is the second in a trilogy of imaginative puppetry films without words which was commissioned and funded by The Library Presents… In Your House autumn programme in 2020.

Puppetry Mark Pitman
Edited and filmed by Iklooshar Malara
Music by Iklooshar Malara
Special thanks to Rene Baker for helping to puppeteer and for the use of her Baker Studios in Diss.

The Creature That Nobody Saw PART 3 by Garlic Theatre.
Join Garlic Theatre for the third zoom workshop sessions for Skipton Puppet Festival on Wednesday 25th August! We will be showing this film as part of the session and then it will be available for everyone to view after that.
http://www.skiptonpuppetfestival.co.uk

The Creature That Nobody Saw PART 3 by Garlic Theatre.

Somehow there is always a sock missing – where are they all, where do they go? Mark and Iklooshar from Garlic Theatre have created three imaginative and gentle short films about the adventures of a strange creature living secretly in a house.

Why not make your own set and puppets at home to create a little puppet show about your own creature living in your house guided by our helpful PDF's? Here are some tips on how to use the films and PDF's to help you do this.

We recommend watching Part 1 and then looking at the first PDF of activities which will help you make a little den for your creature.

Then you can watch Part 2 and look at the second PDF of instructions which will guide you to make your own puppet of your very own creature to live in the den you have made earlier.

After watching Part 3, the third PDF will give you helpful tips on creating your own story and puppet show.

Let your imagination go wild and create and perform your own wonderful and beautiful stories

This film is the third in a trilogy of imaginative puppetry films without words which was commissioned and funded by The Library Presents… In Your House autumn programme in 2020.

Puppetry Mark Pitman
Edited and filmed by Iklooshar Malara
Music by Iklooshar Malara
Special thanks to Rene Baker for helping to puppeteer and for the use of her Baker Studios in Diss.

Harris the Helper, a BCT Puppet Production by Becca Yeager, follows young Harris, who loves to play AND to help! Joining forces with his mom and his Aunt Clare, Harris explores all the different ways he can be a helper, both real and imaginary.
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In an effort to bring theatre to the homes of children in Birmingham and beyond, Birmingham Children’s Theatre will be producing a series of original puppet shows. Each Wednesday at 9am, a 10-15 minute show written, performed, filmed, and edited by the BCT team will premiere on our Facebook page. If you would like to support the creation of future shows, we hope that you will consider donating at www.bct123.org/donate.
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“Harris the Helper”
Written and Performed by Becca Yeager
Scored and Directed by Alex Ungerman
Puppets by Charity Sellers
Stage and Scenic by Justin Kirkpatrick
Script Supervision by Jessie Kisor
Edited by Brooke Dunn

Tiny Turtle is different than her friends. Hare is fast, Monkey loves to climb, and Frog is great at tying shoes. But Turtle doesn’t know where she can shine. With the help of her friend Snail, and some self-reflection, Turtle learns the power of persistence in this Cardboard Puppet Production.
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In an effort to bring theatre to the homes of children in Birmingham and beyond, Birmingham Children’s Theatre has created the BCT Cardboard Puppet Theatre. Each Wednesday at 9am, a 10-15 minute puppet show written, performed, designed, filmed, and edited by the BCT team will premiere on our Facebook page. If you would like to support the creation of future shows, we hope that you will consider donating at www.bct123.org/donate.
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“Turtle Takes Her Time”
Written and Performed by Becca Yeager
Scored and Directed by Alex Ungerman
Puppets and Additional Puppetry by Charity Sellers
Stage and Scenic by Justin Kirkpatrick
Additional Puppetry by Jessie Kisor
Edited by Brooke Dunn

Feelings can be tricky. One minute you could be happy and feel smooth and the next you could be angry and feel spiky! "Sometimes I'm Spiky," a BCT Cardboard Puppet Theatre Production by Alex Ungerman, reminds us that it's ok to feel things and that no feeling is final. When you acknowledge your feelings, learn to accept them, and start to vocalize them, you begin to realize they aren’t so tricky after all. When we come together, listen, and share.. it’s easy to keep rolling along.
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"Sometimes I’m Spiky"
Written and Directed by Alex Ungerman
Performed by Marlena Elliott
Additional Puppetry by Lacy Smith
Puppet Creation by Charity Sellers
Stage and Scenic by Justin Kirkpatrick
Edited by Brooke Dunn
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Educational materials for this production can be found at www.bct123.org/sometimes-im-spiky
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This video has captions available, written by BCT.

Birmingham Children's Theatre presents, "Bailee's Story" by Traci Jones and Becca Yeager, the newest BCT Cardboard Puppet Theatre production.

Bailee is the smartest kid in her class. She is also the only Black student. Her teacher, Mr. Connor, never calls on her and Bailee wonders if he even sees her. Not only does Bailee work hard at her lessons, she also has to work hard to be seen. With support from her friends, Bailee stands up for herself and fights for equality in her classroom.
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"Bailee's Story"
Written by Traci Jones and Becca Yeager
Performed by Marlena Elliott
Directed by Alex Ungerman
Puppets by Charity Sellers
Scenic by Justin Kirkpatrick
Additional Puppetry by Charity Sellers and Justin Kirkpatrick
Edited by Brooke Dunn
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Visit www.bct123.org/bailees-story for educational resources for this show.

Is it even possible to go on an epic adventure round your home? Big Up Puppeteer Teele Uustani, proves that is certainly is when she takes her toy on a trip inspired by Big Up Puppet Mikey Mic's journey from the show.

Even though Theatre-Rites and 20 Stories can’t perform Big Up at theatres all over the UK this spring, they're bringing you Big Up At Home! Big Up At Home is perfect for little people who want to be Big and Big people who might just have forgotten how to play.

Check out other videos on our Big Up at Home Playlist where you’ll find clips from the show and some fabulous at home activities created by the Big Up team. Expect lots of content including beatboxing, puppetry and music that you can create at home.

Why not send us a photo or a video of what you've created using our hashtag #BigUpatHome and don't forget to tag us!

@Theatre-Rites
@20StoriesHigh
info@theatre-rites.co.uk

A 5 minute TV show where Anna Bruder and Arji Manuelpillai from A Line Art https://www.alineart.co.uk share interactive playful art and craft activities, stories, poems and games for the whole family to make and play at home. This episode listen to the story of how Ganesh got his elephant head. BSL interpreted

A 5 minute TV show where Anna Bruder and Arji Manuelpillai from A Line Art https://www.alineart.co.uk share interactive playful art and craft activities, stories, poems and games for the whole family to make and play at home. This episode listen to The Story of Tiddalick the Frog. BSL interpreted

A 5-10 minute TV show where Anna Bruder and Arji Manuelpillai from A Line Art https://www.alineart.co.uk share interactive playful art and craft activities, stories, poems and games for the whole family to make and play at home. This episode learn about Shakespeare's Characters with Tas. BSL interpreted

A 5 minute TV show where Anna Bruder and Arji Manuelpillai from A Line Art https://www.alineart.co.uk share interactive playful art and craft activities, stories, poems and games for the whole family to make and play at home. This episode learn the Bus Dance with the brilliant Debbie Korley. BSL interpreted

A 5 minute TV show where Anna Bruder and Arji Manuelpillai from A Line Art https://www.alineart.co.uk share interactive playful art and craft activities, stories, poems and games for the whole family to make and play at home. This episode Learn The Twiddling Song and Dance with the brilliant Kevin Davidson. BSL interpreted

A 5 minute TV show where Anna Bruder and Arji Manuelpillai from A Line Art https://www.alineart.co.uk share interactive playful art and craft activities, stories, poems and games for the whole family to make and play at home. This episode learn How to Write an Inspiring Speech. BSL interpreted

A 5-10 minute TV show where Anna Bruder and Arji Manuelpillai from A Line Art https://www.alineart.co.uk share interactive playful art and craft activities, stories, poems and games for the whole family to make and play at home. This episode is How to write a poem about your hands. BSL interpreted

A 5 minute TV show where Anna Bruder and Arji Manuelpillai from A Line Art https://www.alineart.co.uk share interactive playful art and craft activities, stories, poems and games for the whole family to make and play at home. This episode Learn How To Make A Wolf Paper Bag Puppet. BSL interpreted

Skewbald Theatre' sixth DIGITALE of the Autumn 2020 season. "Arion and the Dolphin” created and performed by William Uden, with music by Olivia Thompson and Gaby Duboisjoli

Join professional Idiot, William Uden as he tells the story of Arion (The greatest lutist in all of Ancient Greece) and the Dolphin (A Dolphin). Kidnapped by pirates and hurtling overboard into the Aegean Sea, is there anyone (or thing) that can save Arion from his watery fate and can justice ever be restored to the people of Corinth!? There’s only one way to find out! Come for the story, stay for the green screen. Music will never be the same again. Arion and the Dolphin.

Supported by Arts Council England

For more information about other DIGITALES and Skewbald Theatre head to www.skewbaldtheatre.com

“Turning the Tide” our firth DIGITALE, online stories for little ones. Created in the UK's first lockdown of 2020.

This is a mini adventure taken by our Sea Turtle hero, where they discover their fellow sea creature friends at the bottom of the ocean.
Using original music, a mixture of different puppets and made entirely from recycled and repurposed material, with the idea of keeping our rubbish out of the oceans, this piece encourages its audience to creatively reduce, reuse and recycle whilst thinking about the impact we have on our sea creatures friends.

Supported by Arts Council England
www.skewbaldtheatre.com

Created and performed by Bryony Tebbutt
YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQaA5wPmDvjdDjuCFzXAX6Q
Spotlight: https://www.spotlight.com/profile/4371-8977-5151
Social medias: @bryony_tebbutt

Puppet design in collaboration with Gisli Arnason
Social medias: @gis.arnason

Music by Olivia Thompson
Social medias: @ladyothompson

Our fourth instalment of the DIGITALES autumn 2020 season. These theatrical online performances were created during lockdown by a group of theatre makers from all over the UK. Designed especially for children but enjoyed by the whole family.

Join Alexander through his weird and wonderful adventure in the forest as a magical dwarf helps him to run and hide from an angry troll. Cast mystical spells with the dwarf as he transforms Alexander into many different woodland animals so not to be seen by the troll. Will Alexander escape home safely to his daughter?
Story adapted by our composing performer, Adam Elliott. The story is filmed in the enchanting Coldfall Wood, East Finchley with original soundtrack composed by Adam himself. Experience the magic throughout the telling of the old folklore tale of Alexander, The Dwarf & The Troll.

Supported by Arts Council England

Our third instalment of the DIGITALES autumn 2020 season. These theatrical online performances were created during lockdown by a group of theatre makers from all over the UK. Designed especially for children but enjoyed by the whole family.

For years, in North Wales the legend went that whenever the wind howled, the rain fell, and the sea raged, if you listened closely you would hear bells ringing out in the distance. The bells of Cantre’r Gwealod. The one day a storm blew in and revealed the remains of an ancient forest.
Using magical shadow puppetry and original music, the city beneath the sea takes us on a journey back in time to where this story begins.

Created and performed by Jennifer Byrne
Music and lyrics by Olivia Thompson
Supported by Arts Council England

The second part of this Irish adventure and the opening of the autumn 2020 season of DIGITALES, online stories for little ones.

Continuing their quest, join the now swan transformed children of Lir as they meet a ‘Giant’ of a fisherman with a quest of his own, journey through the land of shadow and meet a helpful Selkie who could hold the key to transform the swans back into human form... Can they reverse Aoife’s curse? Will Aoife’s Howling Wild Winds destroy more of the land? Will the children be reunited with their father?

Our Tiny Epically, Fantastical, magical journey interweaves storytelling, puppetry, original song/music, and zany characters to bring young audiences a message of caring for the environment, as well as introducing them to some of the famous myths of Ireland. This film was produced using recycled and repurposed materials.

Created and performed by Noel Andrew Harron, Amiee Magee and Xavier Macadé Costa
Supported by Arts Council England and Arts Council Northern Irelans

Meet Fiachra, Conn, Aodhn and Fionnghula the children of the great sea god Lir. Lir has remarried and their new stepmother isn’t too keen on her new husband’s brood. With every passing day she grows more and more jealous. Watch the story unfold as the children become prey to their stepmother’s envy. With ‘Magical Mystical Irishy Sorcery’ the children begin a transformative quest and journey among a strange land with even stranger inhabitants.
Our Tiny Epically, Fantastical, magical journey interweaves storytelling, puppetry, original song/music, and zany characters to bring young audiences a message of caring for the environment, as well as introducing them to some of the famous myths of Ireland. This film was produced using recycled and repurposed materials.

Suitable for 5+ and with some moments of flashing lights

Created by
Noel Andrew Harron, Aimee Magee, Xavier Marcade Costa with Skewbald Theatre
Supported by
Arts Council England and Arts Council Northern Ireland

www.skewbaldtheatre.com

A sneak peek into the bottom of the wardrobe where two abandoned pairs of shoes bond over a shared love of dancing…

Created by Sophie Hatton

Suitable for 5+

The Theatre Found in a Wardrobe series is in association with Ditto's Digital Adventures as part of the Arts Council England Emergency Response fund, created to entertain, inspire and educate audiences during the Covid-19 pandemic.

DITTO are an award-winning family theatre company specialising in puppetry, movement and storytelling, with an aim to educate and inspire.

For more information, please visit: www.dittotheatrecompany.co.uk

Rosie Rabbit is in lockdown too! Join her for a day in her life - dancing, bubbles and lots of fun!

Created by Dominique Dalton

Suitable for 2+

The Theatre Found in a Wardrobe series is in association with Ditto's Digital Adventures as part of the Arts Council England Emergency Response fund, created to entertain, inspire and educate audiences during the Covid-19 pandemic.

DITTO are an award-winning family theatre company specialising in puppetry, movement and storytelling, with an aim to educate and inspire.

For more information, please visit: www.dittotheatrecompany.co.uk

Gilbert Sock Snake is up to no good! Join him on a mischievous adventure during lockdown at home...

Created by Tom Boyden

Suitable for 2+

The Theatre Found in a Wardrobe series is in association with Ditto's Digital Adventures as part of the Arts Council England Emergency Response fund, created to entertain, inspire and educate audiences during the Covid-19 pandemic.

DITTO are an award-winning family theatre company specialising in puppetry, movement and storytelling, with an aim to educate and inspire. For more information, please visit: www.dittotheatrecompany.co.uk

Lalu goes on a journey to find Lola - an adventure with a dancing end.

Created by Inês Sampaio

Suitable for 2+

The Theatre Found in a Wardrobe series is in association with Ditto's Digital Adventures as part of the Arts Council England Emergency Response fund, created to entertain, inspire and educate audiences during the Covid-19 pandemic.

DITTO are an award-winning family theatre company specialising in puppetry, movement and storytelling, with an aim to educate and inspire.

For more information, please visit: www.dittotheatrecompany.co.uk

It’s 7 O’Clock in the morning and Aaron can’t bring himself to get out of bed and get ready for work. He’s rather tied up in his sleep. If only he had a helping hand...

Created by Aaron Baker

Suitable for 3+

The Theatre Found in a Wardrobe series is in association with Ditto's Digital Adventures as part of the Arts Council England Emergency Response fund, created to entertain, inspire and educate audiences during the Covid-19 pandemic.

DITTO are an award-winning family theatre company specialising in puppetry, movement and storytelling, with an aim to educate and inspire.

For more information, please visit: www.dittotheatrecompany.co.uk

If only our chores would do themselves...

Created by Mathieu Clay

Suitable for 5+

The Theatre Found in a Wardrobe series is in association with Ditto's Digital Adventures as part of the Arts Council England Emergency Response fund, created to entertain, inspire and educate audiences during the Covid-19 pandemic.

DITTO are an award-winning family theatre company specialising in puppetry, movement and storytelling, with an aim to educate and inspire.

For more information, please visit: www.dittotheatrecompany.co.uk

One little robot's search for power..

Created by Rob Hinwood

Suitable for 5+

The Theatre Found in a Wardrobe series is in association with Ditto's Digital Adventures as part of the Arts Council England Emergency Response fund, created to entertain, inspire and educate audiences during the Covid-19 pandemic.

DITTO are an award-winning family theatre company specialising in puppetry, movement and storytelling, with an aim to educate and inspire.

For more information, please visit: www.dittotheatrecompany.co.uk

A lost little bear with a lot of love to give finds a friend for life...

Created by Tom Boyden

Suitable for 4+

The Theatre Found in a Wardrobe series is in association with Ditto's Digital Adventures as part of the Arts Council England Emergency Response fund, created to entertain, inspire and educate audiences during the Covid-19 pandemic.

DITTO are an award-winning family theatre company specialising in puppetry, movement and storytelling, with an aim to educate and inspire.

For more information, please visit: www.dittotheatrecompany.co.uk

Join Emma as she set sails around the laundry room with a pirate lion on an under the sea adventure. Wild Boor TV is full of puppets, stories and things to make and do. Great fun for you and your little one!

Join Emma as she explores the kitchen helping a baby bird find his mum! Wild Boor TV is full of puppetry, stories, shadow puppet shows and things to make and do. Great fun for you and your little one.

Join Emma working as a builder with her friends the 3 little pigs. They have got to make a house for the wolf or he will huff and puff!
Wild Boor TV is full of puppetry, stories, shadow puppet shows and things to make and do. Great fun for you and your little one.

Join Emma as she visits 'Queasy Creatures Zoo' and helps all the animals feel better. There are crocodiles with bad teeth, giraffes with coughs and a monkey who is in love with banana!

Wild Boor TV is full of puppetry, stories, shadow puppet shows and things to make and do. Great fun for you and your little one.

See my Sock Goblins at play then follow the instructions to make your own!
Follow Wild Boor Ideas here.....
https://linktr.ee/wildboorideas

Join Emma as she shows you how to make some simple paper people puppets and then tells you a short story featuring her mum and dad, a dog and some false teeth. Wild Boor TV is full of puppets, stories and things to make and do. Great fun for you and your little one!

An online version of our original show 'Stella' for children aged 3-8.

Stella  is a Star Engineer. From her home on the Moon she keeps the stars shining bright for when we need them most, to make a wish or find our way back home.

But down on Earth things are changing. The world is becoming bright, busy and people aren’t looking up. The stars are burning out and it’s up to Stella to save them, but she can’t do it alone.

Anita's Vacation, a puppet production by Alex Ungerman, follows young Anita who has been looking forward to her family's super-awesome mega-fun summer vacation road trip to the beach all year! But mom has some bad news: the vacation has been cancelled. Anita is very sad, but her brother Jermaine has an idea -- he's going to plan a new, super-awesomer even-more-mega-fun family summer vacation: world tour!
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In an effort to bring theatre to the homes of children in Birmingham and beyond, Birmingham Children's Theatre will be producing a series of original puppet shows. Each Wednesday at 9am, a 10-15 minute show written, performed, filmed, and edited by the BCT team will premiere on our Facebook page. If you would like to support the creation of future shows, we hope that you will consider donating at www.bct123.org/donate.
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"Anita's Vacation"
Written, Scored, and Directed by Alex Ungerman
Performed by Becca Yeager
Puppets by Charity Sellers
Stage and Scenic by Justin Kirkpatrick
Edited by Brooke Dunn

Maddy is drawing one of her favorite magical creatures and she wants to get the stripes just right, but she’s never met a Zebracorn! What’s an adventurer to do? With her faithful and fearful companion, Puffball, Maddy goes on a fantastical field trip and finds magical creatures around every corner!
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In an effort to bring theatre to the homes of children in Birmingham and beyond, Birmingham Children’s Theatre has created the BCT Cardboard Puppet Theatre. Next week's show will premiere on Thursday, May 28 at 9am in order to observe Memorial Day. These shows are written, performed, designed, built, filmed, and edited by the BCT team and premiere on our Facebook page weekly. If you would like to support the creation of future shows, we hope that you will consider donating at www.bct123.org/donate.
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“Maddy and the Magic Safari”
Written, Directed, and Scored by Alex Ungerman
Performed by Becca Yeager
Puppets by Charity Sellers
Stage and Scenic by Justin Kirkpatrick
Additional Puppetry by Jessie Kisor, Charity Sellers, Justin Kirkpatrick
Edited by Brooke Dunn

Welcome back to the BCT Cardboard Puppet Theatre! Cora has been spending a lot more time indoors than she's used to. With some help from Dad, Teddy, and a little imagination, Cora goes on a camping adventure in her own backyard. "Cora Goes Camping" by Becca Yeager has s'mores, a talking teddy bear, some helpful fireflies, and a bunch of snuggles.
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"Cora Goes Camping"
Written and Performed by Becca Yeager
Directed and Scored by Alex Ungerman
Puppets by Charity Sellers
Scenic by Justin Kirkpatrick
Additional Puppetry by Jessie Kisor
Edited by Brooke Dunn

This term, our Spectrum Youth Theatre has run online. Over a series of 8 sessions, participants worked with Smoking Apples Theatre Company to create a digital comic book all about superheroes. This is the result!

Spectrum is Little Angel Theatre's weekly club for high-functioning teens on the autistic spectrum. Each term they work with artists and theatre makers to create puppets, devise stories and create shows and films. You can find out more here: http://bit.ly/2dusU7g

Smoking Apples produce high quality theatre, that more often than not, works with difficult, hard-to-digest subject matter. Using puppetry and visual theatre, the company create innovative shows, making their subjects enjoyable and accessible for audiences. They combine puppets, live actors and an identifiable and unique style of movement. www.smokingapplestheatre.com.

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Our newest Cardboard Puppet Production, "Science is Fun" by Sina Skates, is about two best friends who don't see eye to eye on the subject of science. LaNell loves science (because science is fun)! Zane is not so sure about science (or what it even is). Join LaNell as he helps Zane discover why the scientific method is important, helpful, and (most importantly) FUN!
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"Science is Fun"
Written by Sina Skates
Performed by Becca Yeager
Directed by Alex Ungerman
Puppets by Charity Sellers
Scenic by Justin Kirkpatrick
Additional Puppetry Performed by Justin Kirkpatrick and Jessie Kisor
Edited by Brooke Dunn
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For educational resources for this show, visit www.bct123.org/scienceisfun
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This show is available with subtitles written by BCT.

Traverse rough waters and battle extreme temperatures with Evy and Sophie in our final installment of the BCT Cardboard Puppet Theatre for the summer. "Evy and the Pirates," by Sina Skates follows Evy and her younger sister, Sophie, on a quest to find their missing dad. When they discover he's been captured by greedy pirates, Evy uses her wit and resourcefulness to devise a rescue mission.
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"Evy and the Pirates"
Written by Sina Skates
Performed by Zoe Wirt
Directed by Alex Ungerman
Puppets by Stephanie Nguyen
Additional Puppetry by Charity Sellers & Justin Kirkpatrick
Edited by Brooke Dunn
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We hope you enjoyed the show! While these shows are free to our audiences, we would love your support in any way that you are able at this time. Please consider sharing this video or donating to BCT today at www.bct123.org/donate.

From our Wonderful Whimsical World series, this episode's focus on literature winds down with the classic tale of Scheherazade from Arabian Nights!

Animation and Voiceover by Charlotte Charleston-Stokes
Edited by Morgan Agate and Seren Cave

It's exciting. It's silly. It's Blurgh-tastic. Meet the Tales from the Shed characters, learn Lion Down's dance and have fun with the sign language for the colours of the Rainbow.

If you liked this one - more TalesTV can be found on their YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/TalesTVUK/videos

Tales TV is perfect for children aged 0-6 years (and their grown-ups too of course)! Brought to you by our amazing Tales from the Shed team here at Chickenshed, each episode includes something different. Tune in for a story, a song, learn a dance or some sign language or maybe just watch Blurgh and his friends do something silly.

It's exciting. It's silly. It's Blurgh-tastic! | Michelle Collins meets 2 Blurghs and they discover that all like Fruit and Veg.

If you liked this one - more TalesTV can be found on their YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/TalesTVUK/

Tales TV is perfect for children aged 0-6 years (and their grown-ups too of course)! Brought to you by our amazing Tales from the Shed team here at Chickenshed, each episode includes something different. Tune in for a story, a song, learn a dance or some sign language or maybe just watch Blurgh and his friends do something silly.

It's exciting. It's silly. It's Blurgh-tastic. Meet the Tales from the Shed characters and sing along. Lots of things to make and do with the team from Chickenshed Theatre.

If you liked this one - more TalesTV can be found on their YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/TalesTVUK

Tales TV is perfect for children aged 0-6 years (and their grown-ups too of course)! Brought to you by our amazing Tales from the Shed team here at Chickenshed, each episode includes something different. Tune in for a story, a song, learn a dance or some sign language or maybe just watch Blurgh and his friends do something silly.

It's silly! It's exciting! It's Blurgh-tastic! Today lucky Blurgh meets and gets an exclusive acting lesson with the fantastic Lindsey Coulson.

If you liked this one - more TalesTV can be found on their YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/TalesTVUK

Tales TV is perfect for children aged 0-6 years (and their grown-ups too of course)! Brought to you by our amazing Tales from the Shed team here at Chickenshed, each episode includes something different. Tune in for a story, a song, learn a dance or some sign language or maybe just watch Blurgh and his friends do something silly.

It's exciting! It's silly! It's Blurgh-tastic! We have a treat for you today. Our friend Keilly Swift is here to read her fantastic book 'The Tigon and the Liger'. Chickenshed performed this last year and Chickenshed New York were due to be staging their production in Summer 2020.

If you liked this one - more TalesTV can be found on their YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/TalesTVUK/

Tales TV is perfect for children aged 0-6 years (and their grown-ups too of course)! Brought to you by our amazing Tales from the Shed team here at Chickenshed, each episode includes something different. Tune in for a story, a song, learn a dance or some sign language or maybe just watch Blurgh and his friends do something silly.

Tia Kofi from BBC3s Rupaul's Drag Race S2 reads us a FABULOUS story!

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On this week's episode of Ghost Light Stories, join us as we explore stories and poems that ignite our courage. We strive to continue to respond to the world around us by lifting voices, sharing positivity, celebrating community, and growing empathy.

This week’s episode features Eva OpongParry, Chip Sherman, and Claudine Mboligikpelani Nako reading uplifting stories of hope and determination by Black authors.​

Do you ever get worried about things? So does Jack! See how he handles his worries in the book Jack's Worry!

After you watch Claire read the book, head over to www.nycchildrenstheater.org/jacks-worry for activity ideas and to collect your Summer Reading Club badge!

What do you want to be when you grow up? Mae wants to be an astronaut!

After you watch Claire read this beautiful book about big dreams and perseverance, head over to www.nycchildrenstheater.org/mae-among-the-stars for activity ideas and to collect your Summer Reading Club badge!

This week's NYCCT book picks celebrates pets - Alfie by Thyra Heder!

After you watch Claire read the book, head over to www.nycchildrenstheater.org/alfie for activity ideas and to collect your Summer Reading Club badge!

This week, NYCCT's Summer Reading Club is celebrating a real-life expert trombone player! See Claire read Trombone Shorty!

After you watch Claire read the book, head over to www.nycchildrenstheater.org/trombone-shorty for activity ideas and to collect your Summer Reading Club badge!

We are so excited to kickoff our Summer Reading Club with one of our favorite books: Lucia the Luchadora by Cynthia Leonor Garza!

After you watch Claire read the book, head over to www.nycchildrenstheater.org/lucia-the-luchadora for activity ideas and to collect your Summer Reading Club badge!

Madame Chapeau is an expert hat maker - but when she loses her own hat, on her birthday no less!, the town must come together to help her find the perfect fit!

​After you watch Claire read the book Happy Birthday, Madame Chapeau, head over to www.nycchildrenstheater.org/happy-birthday-madame-chapeau for activity ideas and to collect your Summer Reading Club badge!​

Good evening! This edition of our Sunday Bedtime Story is a very special story. It's a telling of 'Poohsticks' by A A Milne, recorded in the 80s by Tessa's Grandad, Peter Bide. Enjoy the story and the illustrations by E H Shepard.

If you would like to support the company to keep running and to create a new project, please share or donate to our crowdfunder: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/support-new-interactive-audio-project-for-children

We are releasing a chapter a day of 'The Christmas Nisse' throughout December, to create a magical countdown to Christmas. The Epilogue is read by Val Rutt. Donate to Little Angel Theatre: http://bit.ly/2Wilwox

Written by Patrick Nielsen
Decorated by Robyn Wilson-Owen
Read by Val Rutt
Puppeteering by Lyndie Wright
Music by Ginny Clee

Buy the book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Christmas-Nisse-Patrick-Nielsen/dp/1788088247

This is the Epilogue of an Advent Calendar Story. Tune in every day from 1-24 December 2020 for a new chapter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o&list=PLoj9np3ZxflDJ7BHO4p17A0me85_yyN7N

Find out more about the story: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch/the-christmas-nisse/

To download additional resources, visit: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities

Donate to Little Angel Theatre: https://littleangeltheatre.com/support-us/donate

Little Angel Theatre is a home for puppetry. Since its doors first opened in 1961 the theatre has been dedicated to creating and sharing inspiring stories. Puppetry is at the heart of this innovative theatre, from igniting the imaginations of the youngest minds to equipping tomorrow’s puppeteers with the tools they need to succeed. As well as being an internationally recognised theatre with productions touring throughout the UK and across the globe, Little Angel Theatre also has its roots in Islington, and works with its local, diverse community to break down barriers to arts engagement so all can benefit and enjoy this remarkable art form.

“Little Angel is nothing less than an icon of north London childhood” Time Out, 2016

We are releasing a chapter a day of 'The Christmas Nisse' throughout December, to create a magical countdown to Christmas. Chapter Twenty-four is read by Anna Maxwell Martin. Donate to Little Angel Theatre: http://bit.ly/2Wilwox

Written by Patrick Nielsen
Decorated by Robyn Wilson-Owen
Read by Anna Maxwell Martin
Music by Ginny Clee

Buy the book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Christmas-Nisse-Patrick-Nielsen/dp/1788088247

This is Chapter Twenty-four of an Advent Calendar Story.

Go back and watch Chapter One: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o

Tune in every day from 1-24 December 2020 for a new chapter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o&list=PLoj9np3ZxflDJ7BHO4p17A0me85_yyN7N

Find out more about the story: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch/the-christmas-nisse/

To download additional resources, visit: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch

Donate to Little Angel Theatre: https://littleangeltheatre.com/support-us/donate

Little Angel Theatre is a home for puppetry. Since its doors first opened in 1961 the theatre has been dedicated to creating and sharing inspiring stories. Puppetry is at the heart of this innovative theatre, from igniting the imaginations of the youngest minds to equipping tomorrow’s puppeteers with the tools they need to succeed. As well as being an internationally recognised theatre with productions touring throughout the UK and across the globe, Little Angel Theatre also has its roots in Islington, and works with its local, diverse community to break down barriers to arts engagement so all can benefit and enjoy this remarkable art form.

“Little Angel is nothing less than an icon of north London childhood” Time Out, 2016

We are releasing a chapter a day of 'The Christmas Nisse' throughout December, to create a magical countdown to Christmas. Chapter Twenty-three is read by Lori Hopkins. Donate to Little Angel Theatre: http://bit.ly/2Wilwox

Written by Patrick Nielsen
Decorated by Robyn Wilson-Owen
Read by Lori Hopkins
Music by Ginny Clee

Buy the book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Christmas-Nisse-Patrick-Nielsen/dp/1788088247

This is Chapter Twenty-three of an Advent Calendar Story.

Go back and watch Chapter One: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o

Tune in every day from 1-24 December 2020 for a new chapter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o&list=PLoj9np3ZxflDJ7BHO4p17A0me85_yyN7N

Find out more about the story: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch/the-christmas-nisse/

To download additional resources, visit: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch

Donate to Little Angel Theatre: https://littleangeltheatre.com/support-us/donate

Little Angel Theatre is a home for puppetry. Since its doors first opened in 1961 the theatre has been dedicated to creating and sharing inspiring stories. Puppetry is at the heart of this innovative theatre, from igniting the imaginations of the youngest minds to equipping tomorrow’s puppeteers with the tools they need to succeed. As well as being an internationally recognised theatre with productions touring throughout the UK and across the globe, Little Angel Theatre also has its roots in Islington, and works with its local, diverse community to break down barriers to arts engagement so all can benefit and enjoy this remarkable art form.

“Little Angel is nothing less than an icon of north London childhood” Time Out, 2016

We are releasing a chapter a day of 'The Christmas Nisse' throughout December, to create a magical countdown to Christmas. Chapter Twenty-two is read by Krystle Hylton. Donate to Little Angel Theatre: http://bit.ly/2Wilwox

Written by Patrick Nielsen
Decorated by Robyn Wilson-Owen
Read by Krystle Hylton
Music by Ginny Clee

Buy the book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Christmas-Nisse-Patrick-Nielsen/dp/1788088247

This is Chapter Twenty-two of an Advent Calendar Story.

Go back and watch Chapter One: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o

Tune in every day from 1-24 December 2020 for a new chapter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o&list=PLoj9np3ZxflDJ7BHO4p17A0me85_yyN7N

Find out more about the story: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch/the-christmas-nisse/

To download additional resources, visit: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch

Donate to Little Angel Theatre: https://littleangeltheatre.com/support-us/donate

Little Angel Theatre is a home for puppetry. Since its doors first opened in 1961 the theatre has been dedicated to creating and sharing inspiring stories. Puppetry is at the heart of this innovative theatre, from igniting the imaginations of the youngest minds to equipping tomorrow’s puppeteers with the tools they need to succeed. As well as being an internationally recognised theatre with productions touring throughout the UK and across the globe, Little Angel Theatre also has its roots in Islington, and works with its local, diverse community to break down barriers to arts engagement so all can benefit and enjoy this remarkable art form.

“Little Angel is nothing less than an icon of north London childhood” Time Out, 2016

We are releasing a chapter a day of 'The Christmas Nisse' throughout December, to create a magical countdown to Christmas. Chapter Twenty-one is read by Arran Glass. Donate to Little Angel Theatre: http://bit.ly/2Wilwox

Written by Patrick Nielsen
Decorated by Robyn Wilson-Owen
Read by Arran Glass
Music by Ginny Clee

Buy the book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Christmas-Nisse-Patrick-Nielsen/dp/1788088247

This is Chapter Twenty-one of an Advent Calendar Story.

Go back and watch Chapter One: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o

Tune in every day from 1-24 December 2020 for a new chapter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o&list=PLoj9np3ZxflDJ7BHO4p17A0me85_yyN7N

Find out more about the story: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch/the-christmas-nisse/

To download additional resources, visit: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch

Donate to Little Angel Theatre: https://littleangeltheatre.com/support-us/donate

Little Angel Theatre is a home for puppetry. Since its doors first opened in 1961 the theatre has been dedicated to creating and sharing inspiring stories. Puppetry is at the heart of this innovative theatre, from igniting the imaginations of the youngest minds to equipping tomorrow’s puppeteers with the tools they need to succeed. As well as being an internationally recognised theatre with productions touring throughout the UK and across the globe, Little Angel Theatre also has its roots in Islington, and works with its local, diverse community to break down barriers to arts engagement so all can benefit and enjoy this remarkable art form.

“Little Angel is nothing less than an icon of north London childhood” Time Out, 2016

We are releasing a chapter a day of 'The Christmas Nisse' throughout December, to create a magical countdown to Christmas. Chapter Twenty is read by Cassiopeia Berkeley-Agyepong. Donate to Little Angel Theatre: http://bit.ly/2Wilwox

Written by Patrick Nielsen
Decorated by Robyn Wilson-Owen
Read by Cassiopeia Berkeley-Agyepong
Music by Ginny Clee

Buy the book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Christmas-Nisse-Patrick-Nielsen/dp/1788088247

This is Chapter Twenty of an Advent Calendar Story.

Go back and watch Chapter One: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o

Tune in every day from 1-24 December 2020 for a new chapter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o&list=PLoj9np3ZxflDJ7BHO4p17A0me85_yyN7N

Find out more about the story: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch/the-christmas-nisse/

To download additional resources, visit: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch

Donate to Little Angel Theatre: https://littleangeltheatre.com/support-us/donate

Little Angel Theatre is a home for puppetry. Since its doors first opened in 1961 the theatre has been dedicated to creating and sharing inspiring stories. Puppetry is at the heart of this innovative theatre, from igniting the imaginations of the youngest minds to equipping tomorrow’s puppeteers with the tools they need to succeed. As well as being an internationally recognised theatre with productions touring throughout the UK and across the globe, Little Angel Theatre also has its roots in Islington, and works with its local, diverse community to break down barriers to arts engagement so all can benefit and enjoy this remarkable art form.

“Little Angel is nothing less than an icon of north London childhood” Time Out, 2016

We are releasing a chapter a day of 'The Christmas Nisse' throughout December, to create a magical countdown to Christmas. Chapter Nineteen is read by Samuel Dutton. Donate to Little Angel Theatre: http://bit.ly/2Wilwox

Written by Patrick Nielsen
Decorated by Robyn Wilson-Owen
Read by Samuel Dutton
Music by Ginny Clee

Buy the book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Christmas-Nisse-Patrick-Nielsen/dp/1788088247

This is Chapter Nineteen of an Advent Calendar Story.

Go back and watch Chapter One: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o

Tune in every day from 1-24 December 2020 for a new chapter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o&list=PLoj9np3ZxflDJ7BHO4p17A0me85_yyN7N

Find out more about the story: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch/the-christmas-nisse/

To download additional resources, visit: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch

Donate to Little Angel Theatre: https://littleangeltheatre.com/support-us/donate

Little Angel Theatre is a home for puppetry. Since its doors first opened in 1961 the theatre has been dedicated to creating and sharing inspiring stories. Puppetry is at the heart of this innovative theatre, from igniting the imaginations of the youngest minds to equipping tomorrow’s puppeteers with the tools they need to succeed. As well as being an internationally recognised theatre with productions touring throughout the UK and across the globe, Little Angel Theatre also has its roots in Islington, and works with its local, diverse community to break down barriers to arts engagement so all can benefit and enjoy this remarkable art form.

“Little Angel is nothing less than an icon of north London childhood” Time Out, 2016

We are releasing a chapter a day of 'The Christmas Nisse' throughout December, to create a magical countdown to Christmas. Chapter Eighteen is read by Robert Livingston. Donate to Little Angel Theatre: http://bit.ly/2Wilwox

Written by Patrick Nielsen
Decorated by Robyn Wilson-Owen
Read by Roberta Livingston
Music by Ginny Clee

Buy the book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Christmas-Nisse-Patrick-Nielsen/dp/1788088247

This is Chapter Eighteen of an Advent Calendar Story.

Go back and watch Chapter One: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o

Tune in every day from 1-24 December 2020 for a new chapter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o&list=PLoj9np3ZxflDJ7BHO4p17A0me85_yyN7N

Find out more about the story: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch/the-christmas-nisse/

To download additional resources, visit: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch

Donate to Little Angel Theatre: https://littleangeltheatre.com/support-us/donate

Little Angel Theatre is a home for puppetry. Since its doors first opened in 1961 the theatre has been dedicated to creating and sharing inspiring stories. Puppetry is at the heart of this innovative theatre, from igniting the imaginations of the youngest minds to equipping tomorrow’s puppeteers with the tools they need to succeed. As well as being an internationally recognised theatre with productions touring throughout the UK and across the globe, Little Angel Theatre also has its roots in Islington, and works with its local, diverse community to break down barriers to arts engagement so all can benefit and enjoy this remarkable art form.

“Little Angel is nothing less than an icon of north London childhood” Time Out, 2016

We are releasing a chapter a day of 'The Christmas Nisse' throughout December, to create a magical countdown to Christmas. Chapter Seventeen is read by Gilbert Taylor. Donate to Little Angel Theatre: http://bit.ly/2Wilwox

Written by Patrick Nielsen
Decorated by Robyn Wilson-Owen
Read by Gilbert Taylor
Music by Ginny Clee

Buy the book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Christmas-Nisse-Patrick-Nielsen/dp/1788088247

This is Chapter Seventeen of an Advent Calendar Story.

Go back and watch Chapter One: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o

Tune in every day from 1-24 December 2020 for a new chapter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1KjhRh0F8o&list=PLoj9np3ZxflDJ7BHO4p17A0me85_yyN7N

Find out more about the story: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch/the-christmas-nisse/

To download additional resources, visit: https://littleangeltheatre.com/online-shows-and-activities/watch

Donate to Little Angel Theatre: https://littleangeltheatre.com/support-us/donate

Little Angel Theatre is a home for puppetry. Since its doors first opened in 1961 the theatre has been dedicated to creating and sharing inspiring stories. Puppetry is at the heart of this innovative theatre, from igniting the imaginations of the youngest minds to equipping tomorrow’s puppeteers with the tools they need to succeed. As well as being an internationally recognised theatre with productions touring throughout the UK and across the globe, Little Angel Theatre also has its roots in Islington, and works with its local, diverse community to break down barriers to arts engagement so all can benefit and enjoy this remarkable art form.

“Little Angel is nothing less than an icon of north London childhood” Time Out, 2016

Meet the cast of all of the seven dwarves for the production of Snow White played by Bobby Tschoepe. Watch how he brings all of the roles together in this not-so-classic tale of Snow White.

The production is available to stream at www.magiktheatre.org/event/snow-white-streaming/. Other productions to streeam include Dragons Love Tacos, Jack and the Beanstalk, Señora Tortuga and Everything is Round.

For groups/schools/libraries, this production is also available to stream, email us at info@magiktheatre.org or call 210.227.2751.

Go backstage with a resident #MagikMaker and explore the set of Tiny Tim's Christmas Carol!

Tiny Tim longs to have his father home on Christmas day, but mean old Mr. Scrooge won’t give Bob Crachit the day off. There must be a way to change Scrooge’s mind – perhaps a ghost or two will set Scrooge right. Can this clever boy and his best friend Charlotte save Christmas and change the heart of the meanest man in town? With a little help from some kindly sellers at the market and a touch of Christmas magic, anything is possible. Adapted from the classic Charles Dickens’ novel, Tony Award winner Ken Ludwig and his son, Jack Ludwig, write this heartwarming Christmas tale that is sure to delight all ages.

Tiny Tim's Christmas Carol runs November 19 - December 19 at The Magik Theatre. For tickets and showtimes, visit magiktheatre.org/event/tinytim/

Go backstage with a resident #MagikMaker and explore the set of Bunnicula!

It’s a dark and stormy night and Chester the cat and Harold the dog sit waiting for their owners to return home from the movies. When the Monroes finally get home, they come bearing a surprise: they’ve found a bunny in the movie theater. But this is no ordinary rabbit… this is the extraordinary Bunnicula. When the family’s produce starts losing its juice, Chester thinks he knows what’s causing the fantastic phenomenon. Bunnicula is a vampire! Or maybe Chester’s imagination is getting the better of him. Singing and dancing their way through this hilarious mystery, the furry friends find room in their hearts, and in their home, for one very unique bunny.

"Bunnicula" runs at The Magik Theatre October 10 - November 1, 2019. For tickets and more informations, visit magiktheatre.org/event/bunnicula/

Step inside ChelseaDee's DIY recording studio (in her studio apartment!) and find out how she makes her super sonic dramas from home.

Then create an original story using your favorite things as inspiration and build your very own sound fort in the second week of New Victory Arts Break: Creating with LabWorks Artists: https://newvictory.org/stories/new-victory-arts-break-labworks-create-with-chelseadee-harrison/

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New Victory Arts Break: Creating with LabWorks Artists

Get in on the fun and see how this season’s New Victory LabWorks Artists inspire creativity and community wherever they are. Designed for every kind of educator (parents included), New Victory Arts Break invites you to think like an artist and make something new.

Practice, perform, perfect! Join the artists of GRUEJARM Productions as they show us all the work that goes into preparing for a magical performance like SNAP.

From mentalist card tricks to optical illusions, practice magic tricks of your own in the second part of New Victory Arts Break: Asia:
https://newvictory.org/stories/new-victory-arts-break-world-of-arts-asia-create/

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New Victory Arts Break: Explore a World of Arts
With New Victory as your guide, travel to a new continent every month to visit the international artists who have appeared on our stage, and see what creativity, culture and community look like where they live. Designed for every kind of educator (parents included), New Victory Arts Break invites you to explore a world of arts wherever you are!

Release the bird puppets and strike up the Balkan band! Join Ellie Griffiths and the cast of Oily Cart as they prepare for a schoolyard performance of their inclusive musical, DOORSTEP JAMBOREE.

Create a personalized jamboree costume and explore the ups and downs of the five senses in the second part of New Victory Arts Break: Europe:
https://newvictory.org/stories/new-victory-arts-break-world-of-arts-europe-create/

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New Victory Arts Break: Explore a World of Arts
With New Victory as your guide, travel to a new continent every month to visit the international artists who have appeared on our stage, and see what creativity, culture and community look like where they live. Designed for every kind of educator (parents included), New Victory Arts Break invites you to explore a world of arts wherever you are!

Learn to fly (safely!) with Brenda Angiel Aerial Dance Company in their Buenos Aires studio and bungee playground, Aerea.

Create gravity-defying poses by weight sharing with a partner, and blaze a tango trail in the second week of New Victory Arts Break: South America:
https://newvictory.org/stories/new-victory-arts-break-world-of-arts-south-america-create/

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New Victory Arts Break: Explore a World of Arts
With New Victory as your guide, travel to a new continent every month to visit the international artists who have appeared on our stage, and see what creativity, culture and community look like where they live. Designed for every kind of educator (parents included), New Victory Arts Break invites you to explore a world of arts wherever you are!

Learn how a live theatre stage show is created. This 15 minute video, created specially for young people, contains interviews with members of the creative team behind our 2016 Christmas show, Baddies The Musical.

Includes footage with the Unicorn's former Artistic Director, the show's writer, designer and technical team, and The Big Bad Wolf himself.

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As part of Unicorn Online, during the COVID-19 pandemic, we are offering a range of free online theatrical experiences that we hope will be enjoyed by children across London, the UK and beyond.

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When the school musical is threatened to be cancelled because of school closures, the students join together to make it happen!
Book By Jessica Penzias; David Hudson; David Casado; Licensed through BeatByBeat Press. Orlando REP's production was originally broadcast in June 2020.

When the school musical is threatened to be cancelled because of school closures, the students join together to make it happen!
Book By Jessica Penzias; David Hudson; David Casado; Licensed through BeatByBeat Press. Orlando REP's production was originally broadcast in June 2020.

When the school musical is threatened to be cancelled because of school closures, the students join together to make it happen!
Book By Jessica Penzias; David Hudson; David Casado; Licensed through BeatByBeat Press. Orlando REP's production was originally broadcast in June 2020.

When the school musical is threatened to be cancelled because of school closures, the students join together to make it happen!
Book By Jessica Penzias; David Hudson; David Casado; Licensed through BeatByBeat Press. Orlando REP's production was originally broadcast in June 2020.

When the school musical is threatened to be cancelled because of school closures, the students join together to make it happen!
Book By Jessica Penzias; David Hudson; David Casado; Licensed through BeatByBeat Press. Orlando REP's production was originally broadcast in June 2020.

Written by Sage Tokach & This Cast! As a response to the COVID-19 restrictions on gatherings, these kids dream about what they can't wait to do, once we can all be together again!
This is a virtual performance workshop by Orlando REP's Youth Academy.

Orlando REP Online Performance Workshop, Spring Break 2021

BCT PRESENTS: VOICES OF HISTORY
Step back in time and get to know prominent figures from United States history! This new educational video series is designed to connect students with living embodiments of people who have made a profound impact on our communities and nation. BCT's performers jump into the shoes of historic figures for 10 minutes to speak directly to students about their lives and achievements, and the events the shaped their time. Recommended for ages 8+.

"The Child That Brought Change"
A Monologue inspired by the life of Ruby Bridges
Written by Marc Raby
Featuring Gabrielle Burrell as Ruby Bridges

Directed by Jessie Kisor
Cinematography by Alex Ungerman
Costume Design by Ashley Ann Woods
Hair and Makeup by Lashanda Mitchell
Video Edited by Brooke Dunn

The time travelling Curator has been staying put in an unused garage over lock-down and to keep herself busy, she's been making videos. Let her tell you all about it.
Resources to go with these videos are available at www.knapsackproductions.co.uk/tim

The time travelling Curator tells you about Rosalind Franklin's life and work.

Find more videos and resources at www.knapsackproductions.co.uk/tim

The time travelling Curator of The Invisible Museum tells you about the life and discoveries of Mary Anning.

Find more videos and resources at www.knapsackproductions.co.uk/tim

The time travelling Curator of The Invisible Museum tells you about the life and achievements of Lilian Bader.

Find more videos and resources at www.knapsackproductions.co.uk/tim

The time travelling Curator of The Invisible Museum tells you all about the life and works of Hypatia - the 4th Century astronomer, philosopher and mathematician.

Find more videos and resources at www.knapsackproductions.co.uk/tim

The, time travelling Curator of The Invisible Museum tells you all about the life and inventions of Garrett Morgan.

Find more videos and resources at www.knapsackproductions.co.uk/tim