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“Hood in the Wood”

by Noel Greig

4 Star Review 2008, Lyn Gardner, The Guardian

 

TIME OUT - 2006 Critics Choice

 

For children from 7 to 11 years old
Exploring Storytelling, rites of passage
Type Performance and interactive workshop
Length 90 mins performance inclusive
Numbers Maximum approx 60 children
 

The Guardian

This is a first-rate piece of storytelling that will make children squeal with terrified delight and parents shiver with recognition

THE STAGE

"...the audience [are] spellbound.."

Touring Schedule as at 19th June 2008

  23rd August LIFT Festival, Shoreditch, London contact company for venue box office details
  24th & 25th August House of Fairy Tales Festival, Gloucester contact company for venue box office details
  26 August to 12 September Caravanen nternational Children's Festival in Denmark contact company for venue box office details

 

Notes:  We will make every effort to keep the above schedule as up to date as possible but please note that the details may be subject to changes beyond our control. Please contact the Venues for booking tickets or Tangere Arts on 0845 329 8013 for more information about Hood in the Wood.

“Hood in the Wood” is written by Britain’s premier playwright for children Noel Greig as a one man show with live music. 

This traditional story of Little Red Riding Hood is written in rich poetic language which explores growing up and separation from parents.  “Hood in the Wood” has been made into a powerful performance piece enabling young audiences to experience the theatre as well as involve themselves in a participatory workshop afterwards.

The piece is performed by Gary Lagden, Tangere Arts’ lead actor, director David Johnston, and composer musician, Lewis Gibson.

“Hood in the Wood” also provides a springboard for teachers to explore more in-depth literacy work around rhyme, storytelling, looking at the significance of fairy tales, and their own stories.  As with all of Tangere Arts’ work the piece also reflects many aspects of “Every Child Matters” policy.