There's a Bear on My Chair
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Puppetry brings Ross Collins’ mischievous Bear and Mouse to the stage as each discovers an unexpected guest in their favourite space.
Fuel’s adaptation combines There’s a Bear on My Chair and There’s a Mouse in My House, directed and designed for puppets by Toby Olié. Ailsa Dalling, Ben Thompson, Elisa de Grey and Fred Davis are billed as performers and puppeteers. The 55-minute show is aimed at children aged 2–7 and their grown-ups. Public performances run 11 December–3January. Previews 9/10 December 10:30 are restricted to school groups and home-educated children with guardians. Every adult and child needs a ticket except babes in arms under 18 months not using a seat. All shows are captioned and relaxed; Suzy Evans provides BSL interpretation on 20/28 December at 10:30 only. Haze and flashing lights are used.
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