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Writer: Mike Kenny, ACE Children’s Award 2000 Director: Rosamunde Hutt, ex-director of Theatre Centre, now associate director at the Unicorn Theatre for Children Performers: Mick Jasper Musician: Sharon Lindo Composer: Sharon Lindo Designer:Jane Linz Roberts Age range: 5 to 9 Scarecrow is playing at the Unicorn Theatre for Children from January 18 to 29 2012, bar 23 and 24 Download
the Spring 2011 programme here...
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Additional Spring 2011 performances: April 8: Strachur Memorial Hall, Argyll and Bute: 7.45pm 01369 860776 April 9: The Victory Hall, Benderloch, Argyll and Bute: 2.30pm 01631 720498 May 21: Mill Studio, Yvonne Arnaud, Guildford: 11am and 2pm 01483 440000 June 4: Square Chapel, Halifax: 2.30pm 01422 349422 June 5: The Civic, Barnsley: 2.30pm 01226 327000 June 10: Letchworth Arts Centre: 4.00pm and 6.30pm 01462 670788 June 11: Derby Theatre: 11am and 2pm 01332 255800 June 12: The Carriageworks, Leeds: 12 and 2.30pm 0113 2243801
A furrowed field. The end of winter. The distant cawing of crows. A couple of farm workers turn up with a bundle of sticks and a pile of old clothes. They build a scarecrow. This is the story of a lonely scarecrow and a bunch of noisy crows. It’s about solitude and community in hard, hard times. The scarecrow hates the crows. Well that’s what you’d expect. But every time he chases them off they just keep coming back. The crows can take or leave the scarecrow. They’re too busy squabbling, eating and living their lives. All he wants is to be left alone. We follow their relationship over a year, from their beginnings as enemies, to their conclusion as grudging friends. |
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From the creative team that brought you The Gardener, nominated for The Children’s Theatre Prize in Germany and The Chronos Prize in France. Mike is writer of the critically acclaimed York Theatre Royal production of E. Nesbit’s The Railway Children which has just completed a successful run at the former Eurostar terminal at Waterloo station London. The award-winning production will now transfer to Toronto’s Railway Heritage Museum, where it will open this summer. The production also returns to Waterloo Station in June for a summer run. The Railway
Children has also scooped the Best Entertainment prize in the 35th Laurence
Olivier Awards!
For bookings and information contact: Iain
Armstrong
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