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Wee Stories in "The Sun, The Moon And A Boy Called River".

26th September 2009

Photograph of Wee Stories in

Lyth Arts Centre - 6 October 2009
Time: 18:30:00 Length: 1 hour
Age suitability : 5+

One of Scotland's favourite theatre companies is back again to give eight day-time school performances for local primary children plus this extra early-evening public performance. Not to be missed, Wee Stories have great stage craft and a delightful sense of humour.

Two babies, born at the exact same moment, under the exact same moon. One born a princess in a palace, the other the son of a poor woodcutter. A prophecy foretells they will marry, but the evil King will stop at nothing to prevent his daughter from marrying a commoner. An enchanting tale of good against evil and an unattainable quest with many surprises along the way! Told in Wee Stories' unique story-telling theatre style by Andy Cannon & Iain Johnstone and with evocative live music from harpist Jennifer Port, The Sun, the Moon and a boy called River will be a magical night out for the whole family.

www.weestoriestheatre.org

 

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