Friday: 10am & 1pm
Saturday: 10am & 2pm
Tickets: £11.50 - £14.50 inc. fees
Running Time: 45 minutes
Friday: 10am & 1pm
Saturday: 10am & 2pm
Tickets: £11.50 - £14.50 inc. fees
Running Time: 45 minutes
An Egg production
based on “Faldum”, a fairy tale by Hermann Hesse.
On the day of the famous annual fair, the town of Faldum receives an unexpected visit. A wanderer rides into town and offers to grant a wish to anyone who wants one: ‘what would you wish for, for what would you wish’. Getting what you want can be dangerous, as two of the townsfolk discover; one disappears into his own melody and the other becomes a lonely mountain.
I Wish I Was a Mountain uses rhyme, jazz music, and just a smattering of metaphysical philosophy to boldly reimagine Herman Hesse’s classic fairytale. Do we really need the things that we need? What do mountains feel? How did time begin? Adults are kindly requested to leave all answers to these questions at the door. Children, come as you are.
"I Wish I Was A Mountain is an exquisite escape from modern life, offering life lessons that sing through the ages." - Irish Times ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
"This is a fairytale that doesn’t so much end happily ever after as ask us how the “ever after” affects our daily lives." - The Guardian
Friday: 10am & 1pm
Saturday: 10am & 2pm
Tickets: £11.50 - £14.50 inc. fees
Running Time: 45 minutes
Written and Performed by Toby Thompson
Direction and Dramaturgy by Lee Lyford
Designed by Anisha Field
Originally produced with the support of Travelling Light Theatre and Imaginate.
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