‘If The Shoe Fits’ A family show for half-term by CScape Dance Company

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When Emily pays a visit to Nicefits Shoe Emporium, she soon realises it is no ordinary shop. Hidden inside every box is a shoe with a story to tell, from slippers that speed up time to the cowboy boots of Dustbowl Bill. But the question is, which shoes should Emily choose?

CScape are Cornwall most exciting and innovative dance company, and this autumn, their performers bring a whole host of shoes and their stories to life using physical theatre, dance, storytelling and music. A delightfully visual world is created, engaging children in tales of new shoes, old shoes, shoes with laces and velcro, and even a re-telling of the Emperors new … shoes!

Choreographed by Helen Tiplady, written by Anna Maria Murphy, directed by Simon Harvey (both Kneehigh Theatre), designed by John Keys and with music by Benji Bower, this is a delightfully interactive show for children and adults alike. So join Cscape and jump feet first into a very special kind of shoe shop!

* Children can also take part in a post-show workshop with the company at Winfrith. Places are limited – ask when booking for further information. *

Sun 27 Oct, 3:30pm. Winfrith Village Hall. Tel: 01305 852117

Mon 28 Oct, 10:30am. The Exchange, Sturminster Newton. Tel: 01258 475137

Mon 28 Oct, 4pm. Ashmore Village Hall. Tel: 01747 811364

Tickets £6, £5 U18s and £20 family of four.

 

www.artsreach.co.uk

* This event is part of the National Family Arts Festival *

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