V&T, in association with Goblin Baby Co., presents
Fran and the Littlest Reindeer
by Tilly Lunken - directed by Victorine Pontillon
Fran is fed up with Christmas. If no one else cares that nothing is the same this year, then why should she? It’s going to take a lot more than fake snow and fake cheer to get her on board. But when an unexpected new friend arrives outside her window, it is up to Fran to get her cheer back, save the day and give everyone a chance for a happy holiday!
Fran and the Littlest Reindeer a new piece, with puppets, original songs and includes a crankie shadow adventure story! The show is approx. 30mins in length and is suitable for children 3+ and of course any adults of any age! It has two worlds, the real world where Christmas is not happening the way it is supposed to for Fran, and then how she imagines it should be. The Littlest Reindeer arriving in her bedroom is the intersection of these realities and Fran has to use things from both to reunite her new friend with Father Christmas. The show is a perfect Christmas treat! Designed by Shelley Knowles-Dixon Crankie Artwork by Shelley Knowles-Dixon Further puppetry design by Beth Crane Puppetry Build by Beth Crane Original Songs by Jackson Pentland Additional music and composition by Hedley Knights Fran – Francesca Burgoyne Dad/Rennie – David Pitt Fran and the Littlest Reindeer |
Friday 15th December at 5pm
Saturday 16th December at 1.30pm Saturday 16th December at 3.30pm Sunday 17th December at 1.30pm Sunday 17th December at 3.30pm Tickets: £7 | Child/Concession: £5
Family Ticket (4 people): £20 Running Time: 25 minutes Recommended for ages 3+. Ticket purchases are non refundable. Concession prices apply to students; under 18s; pensioners; those on disability and unemployment benefits; Equity, BECTU & SDUK members; Portico Places cardholders. As a young venue we are still upgrading and developing the space, any additional donations are much appreciated and will be used towards improving the theatre even further and keeping the venue going in the long-term. |
