Watch Now for Families: The Egg Theatre’s I WISH I WAS A MOUNTAIN

Here’s another show for younger audiences and their families from the Egg, part of Theatre Royal Bristol.

On the day of the famous annual fair, the town of Faldum receives an unexpected visit. A wanderer offers to grant a wish to anyone who wants one. Before long, the city is transformed. Mansions stand where mud huts once squatted, and beggars ride around in horse drawn carriages. And one man wishes to be turned into a mountain.

Written and performed by former Glastonbury Poetry Slam Champion Toby Thompson, I Wish I Was A Mountain uses rhyme, live music, and just a smattering of metaphysical philosophy to boldly reimagine Herman Hesse’s classic fairytale. Do we really need the things that we need? What do mountains feel? How did time begin? Adults are kindly requested to leave all answers to these questions at the door. Children, come as you are.

Suitable for ages 7+. Duration 45 minutes.

I Wish I Was A Mountain was awarded the prestigous Showcase Victor Award at IPAY 2020 (People’s Choice Award) – the International Performing Arts for Youth showcase in Philadelphia. 

Although this production is free to watch, please strongly consider making a donation to the Bath Theatre Royal to enable it to keep its doors open after this crisis has passed.

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The Egg Theatre’s SNOW MOUSE

Parents will be grateful to the The Egg Theatre in Bath (a part of the Bath Theatre Royal) for making available online a charming show for younger audiences, specifically the under-fours. Sit down with your younger ones and enjoy half an hour in the company of the SNOW MOUSE.

Winter has arrived and the woods are covered in white. A child hurries to put on their winter clothes so they can run outside and play in a sparkly new world.

Just when they are starting to feel a bit lonely they find a sleeping mouse buried under the soft white flakes. Sliding, tumbling and laughing, they explore the winter wonderland together and keep each other safe and warm from the winter freeze.

Come and join the two new friends on their adventures in a magical forest full of play, puppetry and music. The show is just over 30 minutes long and is ideal for parents and children to watch together.

Although this production is free to watch, please strongly consider making a donation to the Bath Theatre Royal to enable it to keep its doors open after this crisis has passed.

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