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| Dragon’s Teeth And Other Tales | |
| Marc Parrett | |
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Thu 21st February at 2:00pm |
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There’s something happening in the warehouse! Was that a wizard whizzing by, could that suitcase be a dragon’s lair and what’s that snuffling in the trunk? Join us in a world of forgotten stories, where we bump into a little princess called Suki who’s not afraid of anything! Stuff and Nonsense Theatre Company with Salisbury Playhouse take you on a magical trip through a world of dragons, ogres and very silly dentists! Stuff and Nonsense use puppetry, music and physical theatre to create fabulous shows – a half-term treat for the whole family (ages 3+). “The puppetry and the puppets were delightful... Stuff and Nonsense will certainly be welcome back for future shows.” - Unity Theatre, Liverpool. |
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| Tickets: £8, Concs£5 | Children's |
Dragon’s Teeth!
Suki isn’t like all the other princesses. They like to pick flowers or draw pictures of flowers... YUCK!!!
All Suki wants to do is fight a real, live Dragon! Unfortunately there’s only one dragon left and he’s got truly terrible toothache.
Does anyone know a good dentist?
Wizard Wheels
Everyone knows that Wizards are mystical people who do magical things all day long. But what do Wizard’s do on their day off?
Monster Workout
Feeling sluggish and distinctly un-scary? Tune in to THE MONSTER WORKOUT!!! We’ll help you lose those pounds and get back to your ‘orrible old self in no time!
Dragon’s Teeth and Other Tales is suitable for everyone aged 3 and above and features beautifully animated puppets, live music and physical comedy.
Bristol based Stuff and Nonsense Theatre Company use puppetry, live music and physical theatre to create fabulous shows for the whole family. Dragon’s Teeth and Other Tales was written and designed by Marc Parrett, puppet maker and puppetry coordinator for Traveling Light’s Cloudland, Clown and Papa Please Get The Moon For Me. Marc has most recently worked with Ramshacklicious (The Road To Nowhere), Bristol Old Vic (We’re Going On A Bear Hunt) and Green Ginger (Rust). Joining Marc in this production is Frances Merriman who has previously worked with Red Dog Theatre (The Merry Wives of Windsor) Full Beam Visual Theatre (The Man Who Discovered That Women Lay Eggs) and Kneehigh (The Woman Who Threw The Day Away).
The Rondo Theatre is supported by Bath and North East Somerset Council.
