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\nAcross the Deep Blue Sea
\nTobacco Factory Theatre
\nSunday 30 August
\n10.30am<\/p>\n
Across the Deep Blue Sea is an enchanting first introduction to puppetry from Stuff and Nonsense Theatre Company.<\/p>\n
Combing puppetry with some great physical comedy and a singing whale, the 50 minute production captivates children by the sheer brilliance and talent of solo performer Marc Parrett.<\/p>\n
The man should be awarded with his own prime time slot on Cbeebies, as he won over both adults and children, a real must for family shows.<\/p>\n
The tale of a man in a boat in the middle of the sea finding dry land again, hardly sounds like cutting edge theatre, but its gentle, beautifully crafted story featuring friendly non-threatening puppets provided big laughs throughout.<\/p>\n
The simple, inventive set and minimal costume proves that children don’t need the big budgets of the West Ends’ finest to entertain them.<\/p>\n
We loved the short animated projection and unique audience participation at the end.<\/p>\n
This is the way theatre should be for younger children. Engaging, friendly with no scary bits.<\/p>\n
Top notch.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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