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What do you dream about? In Dragon-Fish, multi story’s latest family play, the brother-who-had-a-sister dreams of dragon-gold and huge fat trout for supper.
But the sister-who had-a-brother, she doesn’t have time to dream. She’s too busy digging the garden, feeding the hens and making plum jam.
The brother-who-had-a sister has an imaginary friend who takes him on underwater adventures. But the sister-who had-a-brother, she’s too busy for adventures what with the
house to clean and supper to make.
Then one day something quite extraordinary happens. A little Dragon Fish appears and their lives are changed forever.
To find out more about the mysterious Dragon Fish and the brother and the sister come along to (performance details).
This enchanting re-telling of a traditional tale uses colourful video and an intriguing soundtrack that’s conjured up in front of you. multi story have an international
reputation for creating imaginative productions of the highest quality. From deepest Devon (where they are based) through the broad Canadian prairies to the highest
mountains of Peru, children and their families delight in the way they "play - genuinely play - with the lack of self-consciousness of five-year olds and all the
theatrical skill of seasoned pros".
For additional information about the company or the production contact Bill Buffery or Gill Nathanson on 07974 569849 and/or visit the company website:
www.multistorytheatre.co.uk
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Do you believe in the Dragon King?
The brother-who-had-a-sister did – but his sister was sure there was no such thing. Whilst she dug and planted in the vegetable patch he dreamed of the dragon at the
bottom of the lake.
dragon-fish is a tale of family, feuds and friendship; of tails that swish and swash; of an aged brother and his aged sister who quarrel, day and night; of trees that
rain silver, lakes that flood with mud; of dragon kings and fishes in jars; of wishes fulfilled and kindness rewarded.
multi story bring you a highly visual piece of theatre that combines action with computer-generated images and an intriguing live sound-scape.
Suitable for audiences aged 5 and above.
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