Free Autumn Fun: Seedheart
SEEDHEART
Free Puppet Performance from Indigo Moon Theatre
As part of out Fun Autumn Fun Programme, come and meet Grey. Our journey begins as Grey finds themself trapped inside a jar. They try to remember how they got there and how they could be free…
Indigo Moon Theatre’s latest show tells the important tale of human impact on the environment and questions what we can do to restore our once green planet, with interactive chaos in the laboratory along the way! Watch as our story unfolds (literally) from a single suitcase and follow Grey’s journey to a better future with magical pop-ups, puppetry and interactive scenes.
Directed by Steve Tiplady & Haviel Perdana
Performed by Anna Ingleby
Original Music by Haviel Perdana
Scenery by Haviel Perdana & Anna Ingleby
Main character adapted from 3D-printed filabod rod & marionette puppets by Nik Palmer
About Indigo Moon Theatre, creators of Seedheart
Internationally acclaimed children’s puppet & shadow theatre company – enter the magical world of puppetry …
Indigo Moon Theatre was created in 1999 by founder Anna Ingleby to showcase the magical world of shadow and puppet theatre. Combining traditions, techniques and styles from around the world, today Indigo Moon Theatre works with company members and artistic collaborators to create inspiring and engaging productions for children and adults alike.
Indigo Moon Theatre productions bring to life marionettes, rod puppets, shadow theatre along with acting and live music to share stories with the audience. Our colourful and immersive productions stand alone for entertainment value and also tackle subjects such as the environment, tolerance and international understanding.
This is a 40-minute performance starting at 11.30am & 1.30pm Sat 21st Oct at Darwen Market.
Bookings are now being taken, click here.
“Stunning performance, with such a poignant message that speaks volumes in our world today.”
“That was amazing […] so powerful, made me weep at the end. I’m still very much in it!”
“If everyone could be a little bit more like Grey, the world would be a greener, and brighter place to keep on living in …“
