Will Tell and the Big Bad Baron – is taking place at The Lights on Mon 12 February 2024 at 11am.
Wilhelmina and the Baron
This original show for families introduces a new legendary figure to British drama: the ‘Swiss Robin Hood’, Wilhelm Tell, who refused to bow to a tyrant and famously had to shoot an apple off his child’s head with a crossbow as a punishment.
A fun-filled, colourful comic adventure with capers around castles, damsels in distress, a jaw-dropping joust with horse puppets, woven together with engaging storytelling and catchy original songs.
Join plucky heroine Will disguised as a knight, she rides off on her donkey Rosina to rescue her folk hero dad Wilhelm Tell from the wicked Baron Boris’s deepest darkest dungeon. Inspired by the exploits of her father and the tales of Robin Hood and Sir Lancelot, Will knows all about standing up to tyrants, but nothing has prepared her for when the Baron’s daughter Edel falls madly in love with her and wants to be rescued too. But can Will, with just pots and pans for armour and a farm donkey for a steed, rescue Edel and defeat the Big Bad Baron?
★★★★★ Winner Primary Times Children’s Choice award
Catch us at The Lights and at other venues in the South this Spring. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Will Tell and the Big Bad Baron – is taking place at Sturminster Marshall Memorial Hall on Thu 15 February 2024 at 4pm.
Wilhelmina and the Baron
This original show for families introduces a new legendary figure to British drama: the ‘Swiss Robin Hood’, Wilhelm Tell, who refused to bow to a tyrant and famously had to shoot an apple off his child’s head with a crossbow as a punishment.
A fun-filled, colourful comic adventure with capers around castles, damsels in distress, a jaw-dropping joust with horse puppets, woven together with engaging storytelling and catchy original songs.
Join plucky heroine Will disguised as a knight, she rides off on her donkey Rosina to rescue her folk hero dad Wilhelm Tell from the wicked Baron Boris’s deepest darkest dungeon. Inspired by the exploits of her father and the tales of Robin Hood and Sir Lancelot, Will knows all about standing up to tyrants, but nothing has prepared her for when the Baron’s daughter Edel falls madly in love with her and wants to be rescued too. But can Will, with just pots and pans for armour and a farm donkey for a steed, rescue Edel and defeat the Big Bad Baron?
★★★★★ Winner Primary Times Children’s Choice award
Catch us at Sturminster Marshall Memorial Hall and at other venues in the South this Spring. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Will Tell and the Big Bad Baron – is taking place at Litton Cheney Community Hall on Fri 16 February 2024 at 10.30am.
Wilhelmina and the Baron
This original show for families introduces a new legendary figure to British drama: the ‘Swiss Robin Hood’, Wilhelm Tell, who refused to bow to a tyrant and famously had to shoot an apple off his child’s head with a crossbow as a punishment.
A fun-filled, colourful comic adventure with capers around castles, damsels in distress, a jaw-dropping joust with horse puppets, woven together with engaging storytelling and catchy original songs.
Join plucky heroine Will disguised as a knight, she rides off on her donkey Rosina to rescue her folk hero dad Wilhelm Tell from the wicked Baron Boris’s deepest darkest dungeon. Inspired by the exploits of her father and the tales of Robin Hood and Sir Lancelot, Will knows all about standing up to tyrants, but nothing has prepared her for when the Baron’s daughter Edel falls madly in love with her and wants to be rescued too. But can Will, with just pots and pans for armour and a farm donkey for a steed, rescue Edel and defeat the Big Bad Baron?
★★★★★ Winner Primary Times Children’s Choice award
Post-Show Drama Workshop in Litton Cheney
Take part in an exciting and engaging drama workshop with the cast of Will Tell & The Big Bad Baron following the show at Litton Cheney! Play games and learn songs and movements from the show, helping to encourage creativity and boost confidence.
45min workshop for ages 4+. £3 per child (must be accompanied by an adult).
Catch us at Litton Cheney Community Hall and at other venues in the South this Spring. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Will Tell and the Big Bad Baron – Post-Show Drama Workshop – is taking place at Litton Cheney Community Hall on Fri 16 February 2024 at 11.30am.
Wilhelmina and the Baron
Take part in an exciting and engaging drama workshop with the cast of Will Tell & The Big Bad Baron following the show at Litton Cheney! Play games and learn songs and movements from the show, helping to encourage creativity and boost confidence.
45min workshop for ages 4+. £3 per child (must be accompanied by an adult).
Catch us at Litton Cheney Community Hall and at other venues in the South this Spring. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Will Tell and the Big Bad Baron – is taking place at Box Village Hall, Stroud on Fri 8 March 2024 at 4.30pm.
Wilhelmina and the Baron
This original show for families introduces a new legendary figure to British drama: the ‘Swiss Robin Hood’, Wilhelm Tell, who refused to bow to a tyrant and famously had to shoot an apple off his child’s head with a crossbow as a punishment.
A fun-filled, colourful comic adventure with capers around castles, damsels in distress, a jaw-dropping joust with horse puppets, woven together with engaging storytelling and catchy original songs.
Join plucky heroine Will disguised as a knight, she rides off on her donkey Rosina to rescue her folk hero dad Wilhelm Tell from the wicked Baron Boris’s deepest darkest dungeon. Inspired by the exploits of her father and the tales of Robin Hood and Sir Lancelot, Will knows all about standing up to tyrants, but nothing has prepared her for when the Baron’s daughter Edel falls madly in love with her and wants to be rescued too. But can Will, with just pots and pans for armour and a farm donkey for a steed, rescue Edel and defeat the Big Bad Baron?
★★★★★ Winner Primary Times Children’s Choice award
Post-Show Drama Workshop in Litton Cheney
Take part in an exciting and engaging drama workshop with the cast of Will Tell & The Big Bad Baron following the show at Litton Cheney! Play games and learn songs and movements from the show, helping to encourage creativity and boost confidence.
45min workshop for ages 4+. £3 per child (must be accompanied by an adult).
Catch us at Box Village Hall and at other venues in Gloucestershire this Spring. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Will Tell and the Big Bad Baron – is taking place at The Old Town Hall, Hemel Hempstead on Sat 4 May 2024 at 2pm.
Wilhelmina and the Baron
This original show for families introduces a new legendary figure to British drama: the ‘Swiss Robin Hood’, Wilhelm Tell, who refused to bow to a tyrant and famously had to shoot an apple off his child’s head with a crossbow as a punishment.
A fun-filled, colourful comic adventure with capers around castles, damsels in distress, a jaw-dropping joust with horse puppets, woven together with engaging storytelling and catchy original songs.
Join plucky heroine Will disguised as a knight, she rides off on her donkey Rosina to rescue her folk hero dad Wilhelm Tell from the wicked Baron Boris’s deepest darkest dungeon. Inspired by the exploits of her father and the tales of Robin Hood and Sir Lancelot, Will knows all about standing up to tyrants, but nothing has prepared her for when the Baron’s daughter Edel falls madly in love with her and wants to be rescued too. But can Will, with just pots and pans for armour and a farm donkey for a steed, rescue Edel and defeat the Big Bad Baron?
★★★★★ Winner Primary Times Children’s Choice award
Post-Show Drama Workshop in Litton Cheney
Take part in an exciting and engaging drama workshop with the cast of Will Tell & The Big Bad Baron following the show at Litton Cheney! Play games and learn songs and movements from the show, helping to encourage creativity and boost confidence.
45min workshop for ages 4+. £3 per child (must be accompanied by an adult).
Catch us at The Old Town Hall, Hemel Hempstead and at other venues this Spring and Summer. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Will Tell and the Big Bad Baron – is taking place at Whitchurch Open Air Theatre Festival on Sat 6 July 2024 at 11am and 3pm.
Wilhelmina and the Baron
This original show for families introduces a new legendary figure to British drama: the ‘Swiss Robin Hood’, Wilhelm Tell, who refused to bow to a tyrant and famously had to shoot an apple off his child’s head with a crossbow as a punishment.
A fun-filled, colourful comic adventure with capers around castles, damsels in distress, a jaw-dropping joust with horse puppets, woven together with engaging storytelling and catchy original songs.
Join plucky heroine Will disguised as a knight, she rides off on her donkey Rosina to rescue her folk hero dad Wilhelm Tell from the wicked Baron Boris’s deepest darkest dungeon. Inspired by the exploits of her father and the tales of Robin Hood and Sir Lancelot, Will knows all about standing up to tyrants, but nothing has prepared her for when the Baron’s daughter Edel falls madly in love with her and wants to be rescued too. But can Will, with just pots and pans for armour and a farm donkey for a steed, rescue Edel and defeat the Big Bad Baron?
★★★★★ Winner Primary Times Children’s Choice award
Post-Show Drama Workshop in Litton Cheney
Take part in an exciting and engaging drama workshop with the cast of Will Tell & The Big Bad Baron following the show at Litton Cheney! Play games and learn songs and movements from the show, helping to encourage creativity and boost confidence.
45min workshop for ages 4+. £3 per child (must be accompanied by an adult).
Catch us at Whitchurch Open Air Theatre Festival and at other venues this Spring and Summer. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Will Tell and the Big Bad Baron – is taking place at Whitchurch Open Air Theatre Festival on Sat 6 July 2024 at 11am and 3pm.
Wilhelmina and the Baron
This original show for families introduces a new legendary figure to British drama: the ‘Swiss Robin Hood’, Wilhelm Tell, who refused to bow to a tyrant and famously had to shoot an apple off his child’s head with a crossbow as a punishment.
A fun-filled, colourful comic adventure with capers around castles, damsels in distress, a jaw-dropping joust with horse puppets, woven together with engaging storytelling and catchy original songs.
Join plucky heroine Will disguised as a knight, she rides off on her donkey Rosina to rescue her folk hero dad Wilhelm Tell from the wicked Baron Boris’s deepest darkest dungeon. Inspired by the exploits of her father and the tales of Robin Hood and Sir Lancelot, Will knows all about standing up to tyrants, but nothing has prepared her for when the Baron’s daughter Edel falls madly in love with her and wants to be rescued too. But can Will, with just pots and pans for armour and a farm donkey for a steed, rescue Edel and defeat the Big Bad Baron?
★★★★★ Winner Primary Times Children’s Choice award
Post-Show Drama Workshop in Litton Cheney
Take part in an exciting and engaging drama workshop with the cast of Will Tell & The Big Bad Baron following the show at Litton Cheney! Play games and learn songs and movements from the show, helping to encourage creativity and boost confidence.
45min workshop for ages 4+. £3 per child (must be accompanied by an adult).
Catch us at Whitchurch Open Air Theatre Festival and at other venues this Spring and Summer. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Will Tell and the Big Bad Baron – is taking place at Stade Hall, Hastings on Sat 27 July 2024 at 3pm.
Wilhelmina and the Baron
This original show for families introduces a new legendary figure to British drama: the ‘Swiss Robin Hood’, Wilhelm Tell, who refused to bow to a tyrant and famously had to shoot an apple off his child’s head with a crossbow as a punishment.
A fun-filled, colourful comic adventure with capers around castles, damsels in distress, a jaw-dropping joust with horse puppets, woven together with engaging storytelling and catchy original songs.
Join plucky heroine Will disguised as a knight, she rides off on her donkey Rosina to rescue her folk hero dad Wilhelm Tell from the wicked Baron Boris’s deepest darkest dungeon. Inspired by the exploits of her father and the tales of Robin Hood and Sir Lancelot, Will knows all about standing up to tyrants, but nothing has prepared her for when the Baron’s daughter Edel falls madly in love with her and wants to be rescued too. But can Will, with just pots and pans for armour and a farm donkey for a steed, rescue Edel and defeat the Big Bad Baron?
★★★★★ Winner Primary Times Children’s Choice award
Post-Show Drama Workshop in Litton Cheney
Take part in an exciting and engaging drama workshop with the cast of Will Tell & The Big Bad Baron following the show at Litton Cheney! Play games and learn songs and movements from the show, helping to encourage creativity and boost confidence.
45min workshop for ages 4+. £3 per child (must be accompanied by an adult).
Catch us at Stade Hall, Hastings and at other venues this Spring and Summer. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Franky visits Komedia, Brighton from Saturday 21 to Monday 30 December (no shows 22, 25 & 26) Various times
BSL signed/SEND performances on Mon 23 at 11am and Fri 27 at 2pm
It is Christmas time and Professor Frankenstein feels lonely. She has no friends and the local villagers won’t even speak to her. Is it something to do with her name?
Prof thinks a baby might change things, and so one snowy winter’s night with a flash of lightning and the help of her AI robot Igor, creates… FRANKY!
Although the ‘baby’ might not be exactly what Prof was hoping for, Franky finds his own way to make friends and with the help of his friend Annie wins over the hearts of the villagers with the hottest and latest dance craze ‘The Franky hop’.
Come along to this comedy adventure that will be sure to lighten and brighten up your Christmas.
Catch us at Komedia, Brighton this Christmas. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Franky visits Komedia, Brighton from Saturday 21 to Monday 30 December (no shows 22, 25 & 26) Various times
BSL signed/SEND performances on Mon 23 at 11am and Fri 27 at 2pm
It is Christmas time and Professor Frankenstein feels lonely. She has no friends and the local villagers won’t even speak to her. Is it something to do with her name?
Prof thinks a baby might change things, and so one snowy winter’s night with a flash of lightning and the help of her AI robot Igor, creates… FRANKY!
Although the ‘baby’ might not be exactly what Prof was hoping for, Franky finds his own way to make friends and with the help of his friend Annie wins over the hearts of the villagers with the hottest and latest dance craze ‘The Franky hop’.
Come along to this comedy adventure that will be sure to lighten and brighten up your Christmas.
Catch us at Komedia, Brighton this Christmas. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Franky visits Komedia, Brighton from Saturday 21 to Monday 30 December (no shows 22, 25 & 26) Various times
BSL signed/SEND performances on Mon 23 at 11am and Fri 27 at 2pm
It is Christmas time and Professor Frankenstein feels lonely. She has no friends and the local villagers won’t even speak to her. Is it something to do with her name?
Prof thinks a baby might change things, and so one snowy winter’s night with a flash of lightning and the help of her AI robot Igor, creates… FRANKY!
Although the ‘baby’ might not be exactly what Prof was hoping for, Franky finds his own way to make friends and with the help of his friend Annie wins over the hearts of the villagers with the hottest and latest dance craze ‘The Franky hop’.
Come along to this comedy adventure that will be sure to lighten and brighten up your Christmas.
Catch us at Komedia, Brighton this Christmas. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Franky visits Komedia, Brighton from Saturday 21 to Monday 30 December (no shows 22, 25 & 26) Various times
BSL signed/SEND performances on Mon 23 at 11am and Fri 27 at 2pm
It is Christmas time and Professor Frankenstein feels lonely. She has no friends and the local villagers won’t even speak to her. Is it something to do with her name?
Prof thinks a baby might change things, and so one snowy winter’s night with a flash of lightning and the help of her AI robot Igor, creates… FRANKY!
Although the ‘baby’ might not be exactly what Prof was hoping for, Franky finds his own way to make friends and with the help of his friend Annie wins over the hearts of the villagers with the hottest and latest dance craze ‘The Franky hop’.
Come along to this comedy adventure that will be sure to lighten and brighten up your Christmas.
Catch us at Komedia, Brighton this Christmas. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Franky visits Komedia, Brighton from Saturday 21 to Monday 30 December (no shows 22, 25 & 26) Various times
BSL signed/SEND performances on Mon 23 at 11am and Fri 27 at 2pm
It is Christmas time and Professor Frankenstein feels lonely. She has no friends and the local villagers won’t even speak to her. Is it something to do with her name?
Prof thinks a baby might change things, and so one snowy winter’s night with a flash of lightning and the help of her AI robot Igor, creates… FRANKY!
Although the ‘baby’ might not be exactly what Prof was hoping for, Franky finds his own way to make friends and with the help of his friend Annie wins over the hearts of the villagers with the hottest and latest dance craze ‘The Franky hop’.
Come along to this comedy adventure that will be sure to lighten and brighten up your Christmas.
Catch us at Komedia, Brighton this Christmas. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Franky visits Komedia, Brighton from Saturday 21 to Monday 30 December (no shows 22, 25 & 26) Various times
BSL signed/SEND performances on Mon 23 at 11am and Fri 27 at 2pm
It is Christmas time and Professor Frankenstein feels lonely. She has no friends and the local villagers won’t even speak to her. Is it something to do with her name?
Prof thinks a baby might change things, and so one snowy winter’s night with a flash of lightning and the help of her AI robot Igor, creates… FRANKY!
Although the ‘baby’ might not be exactly what Prof was hoping for, Franky finds his own way to make friends and with the help of his friend Annie wins over the hearts of the villagers with the hottest and latest dance craze ‘The Franky hop’.
Come along to this comedy adventure that will be sure to lighten and brighten up your Christmas.
Catch us at Komedia, Brighton this Christmas. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Franky visits Komedia, Brighton from Saturday 21 to Monday 30 December (no shows 22, 25 & 26) Various times
BSL signed/SEND performances on Mon 23 at 11am and Fri 27 at 2pm
It is Christmas time and Professor Frankenstein feels lonely. She has no friends and the local villagers won’t even speak to her. Is it something to do with her name?
Prof thinks a baby might change things, and so one snowy winter’s night with a flash of lightning and the help of her AI robot Igor, creates… FRANKY!
Although the ‘baby’ might not be exactly what Prof was hoping for, Franky finds his own way to make friends and with the help of his friend Annie wins over the hearts of the villagers with the hottest and latest dance craze ‘The Franky hop’.
Come along to this comedy adventure that will be sure to lighten and brighten up your Christmas.
Catch us at Komedia, Brighton this Christmas. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Franky visits Komedia, Brighton from Saturday 21 to Monday 30 December (no shows 22, 25 & 26) Various times
BSL signed/SEND performances on Mon 23 at 11am and Fri 27 at 2pm
It is Christmas time and Professor Frankenstein feels lonely. She has no friends and the local villagers won’t even speak to her. Is it something to do with her name?
Prof thinks a baby might change things, and so one snowy winter’s night with a flash of lightning and the help of her AI robot Igor, creates… FRANKY!
Although the ‘baby’ might not be exactly what Prof was hoping for, Franky finds his own way to make friends and with the help of his friend Annie wins over the hearts of the villagers with the hottest and latest dance craze ‘The Franky hop’.
Come along to this comedy adventure that will be sure to lighten and brighten up your Christmas.
Catch us at Komedia, Brighton this Christmas. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Franky visits Komedia, Brighton from Saturday 21 to Monday 30 December (no shows 22, 25 & 26) Various times
BSL signed/SEND performances on Mon 23 at 11am and Fri 27 at 2pm
It is Christmas time and Professor Frankenstein feels lonely. She has no friends and the local villagers won’t even speak to her. Is it something to do with her name?
Prof thinks a baby might change things, and so one snowy winter’s night with a flash of lightning and the help of her AI robot Igor, creates… FRANKY!
Although the ‘baby’ might not be exactly what Prof was hoping for, Franky finds his own way to make friends and with the help of his friend Annie wins over the hearts of the villagers with the hottest and latest dance craze ‘The Franky hop’.
Come along to this comedy adventure that will be sure to lighten and brighten up your Christmas.
Catch us at Komedia, Brighton this Christmas. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Franky visits Komedia, Brighton from Saturday 21 to Monday 30 December (no shows 22, 25 & 26) Various times
BSL signed/SEND performances on Mon 23 at 11am and Fri 27 at 2pm
It is Christmas time and Professor Frankenstein feels lonely. She has no friends and the local villagers won’t even speak to her. Is it something to do with her name?
Prof thinks a baby might change things, and so one snowy winter’s night with a flash of lightning and the help of her AI robot Igor, creates… FRANKY!
Although the ‘baby’ might not be exactly what Prof was hoping for, Franky finds his own way to make friends and with the help of his friend Annie wins over the hearts of the villagers with the hottest and latest dance craze ‘The Franky hop’.
Come along to this comedy adventure that will be sure to lighten and brighten up your Christmas.
Catch us at Komedia, Brighton this Christmas. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg – is taking place at Silsden Town Hall, on 15 February 2024 at 11am and 2pm.
Photo © Paul Mansfield
Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg – the mind-boggling tale of how two Yorkshire hunter-gatherers palled up with the wolves and saved us from doglessness. A hilarious new play for children and their families.
Thousands of years ago in the fresh, sparkling world just after the last Ice Age there were no dogs; there were wolves but we didn’t like them and they didn’t like us. But then, luckily for us, along came two young hunter-gatherers Ugg ’n’ Ogg to befriend the wolves Tooth ’n’ Nail and embark on a fun-packed adventure where despite flying meat bones, sabre-toothed tigers, woolly mammoths, forest infernos and even a time travelling stick, they finally get to invent our best friend the dog.
A new play for children of all ages and their families inspired by the amazing evolutionary process that transformed the wolf into man’s best friend and all the dogs in the world today.
★★★★★ “Outstanding. Theatre Fideri Fidera are not Fringe favourites for nothing. Every aspect of the production is marvellous. From the acting, which is pitched perfectly to the wide-eyed wee ones; to the puppets and puppetry, which are in turn beautifully constructed and wondrously brought to life; via the story itself which is full of heart and smiles.” Daniel Lentell, Edinburgh 49, 13 Aug 2019
★★★★★ “The two actors who lead the show are family friendly without ever pandering; their little tricks with props delight the whole audience.” New Perspective, 9 Aug 2019
Catch us at the Silsden Town Hall and at other venues on our Rural Arts North Tour in Skipton, Malton, Kirkgate, Harrogate and Masham. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg – is taking place at Silsden Town Hall, on 15 February 2024 at 11am and 2pm.
Photo © Paul Mansfield
Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg – the mind-boggling tale of how two Yorkshire hunter-gatherers palled up with the wolves and saved us from doglessness. A hilarious new play for children and their families.
Thousands of years ago in the fresh, sparkling world just after the last Ice Age there were no dogs; there were wolves but we didn’t like them and they didn’t like us. But then, luckily for us, along came two young hunter-gatherers Ugg ’n’ Ogg to befriend the wolves Tooth ’n’ Nail and embark on a fun-packed adventure where despite flying meat bones, sabre-toothed tigers, woolly mammoths, forest infernos and even a time travelling stick, they finally get to invent our best friend the dog.
A new play for children of all ages and their families inspired by the amazing evolutionary process that transformed the wolf into man’s best friend and all the dogs in the world today.
★★★★★ “Outstanding. Theatre Fideri Fidera are not Fringe favourites for nothing. Every aspect of the production is marvellous. From the acting, which is pitched perfectly to the wide-eyed wee ones; to the puppets and puppetry, which are in turn beautifully constructed and wondrously brought to life; via the story itself which is full of heart and smiles.” Daniel Lentell, Edinburgh 49, 13 Aug 2019
★★★★★ “The two actors who lead the show are family friendly without ever pandering; their little tricks with props delight the whole audience.” New Perspective, 9 Aug 2019
Catch us at the Silsden Town Hall and at other venues on our Rural Arts North Tour in Skipton, Malton, Kirkgate, Harrogate and Masham. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg – is taking place at Skipton Town Hall, on 18 February 2024 at 11am.
Photo © Paul Mansfield
Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg – the mind-boggling tale of how two Yorkshire hunter-gatherers palled up with the wolves and saved us from doglessness. A hilarious new play for children and their families.
Thousands of years ago in the fresh, sparkling world just after the last Ice Age there were no dogs; there were wolves but we didn’t like them and they didn’t like us. But then, luckily for us, along came two young hunter-gatherers Ugg ’n’ Ogg to befriend the wolves Tooth ’n’ Nail and embark on a fun-packed adventure where despite flying meat bones, sabre-toothed tigers, woolly mammoths, forest infernos and even a time travelling stick, they finally get to invent our best friend the dog.
A new play for children of all ages and their families inspired by the amazing evolutionary process that transformed the wolf into man’s best friend and all the dogs in the world today.
★★★★★ “Outstanding. Theatre Fideri Fidera are not Fringe favourites for nothing. Every aspect of the production is marvellous. From the acting, which is pitched perfectly to the wide-eyed wee ones; to the puppets and puppetry, which are in turn beautifully constructed and wondrously brought to life; via the story itself which is full of heart and smiles.” Daniel Lentell, Edinburgh 49, 13 Aug 2019
★★★★★ “The two actors who lead the show are family friendly without ever pandering; their little tricks with props delight the whole audience.” New Perspective, 9 Aug 2019
Catch us at the Skipton Town Hall and at other venues on our Rural Arts North Tour in Silsden, Malton, Kirkgate, Harrogate and Masham. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg – is taking place at The Milton Rooms, Malton on 20 February 2024 at 2pm.
Photo © Paul Mansfield
Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg – the mind-boggling tale of how two Yorkshire hunter-gatherers palled up with the wolves and saved us from doglessness. A hilarious new play for children and their families.
Thousands of years ago in the fresh, sparkling world just after the last Ice Age there were no dogs; there were wolves but we didn’t like them and they didn’t like us. But then, luckily for us, along came two young hunter-gatherers Ugg ’n’ Ogg to befriend the wolves Tooth ’n’ Nail and embark on a fun-packed adventure where despite flying meat bones, sabre-toothed tigers, woolly mammoths, forest infernos and even a time travelling stick, they finally get to invent our best friend the dog.
A new play for children of all ages and their families inspired by the amazing evolutionary process that transformed the wolf into man’s best friend and all the dogs in the world today.
★★★★★ “Outstanding. Theatre Fideri Fidera are not Fringe favourites for nothing. Every aspect of the production is marvellous. From the acting, which is pitched perfectly to the wide-eyed wee ones; to the puppets and puppetry, which are in turn beautifully constructed and wondrously brought to life; via the story itself which is full of heart and smiles.” Daniel Lentell, Edinburgh 49, 13 Aug 2019
★★★★★ “The two actors who lead the show are family friendly without ever pandering; their little tricks with props delight the whole audience.” New Perspective, 9 Aug 2019
Catch us at the The Milton Rooms, Malton and at other venues on our Rural Arts North Tour in Silsden, Skipton, Kirkgate, Harrogate and Masham. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg – is taking place at Settle Victoria Hall, Kirkgate on 21 February 2024 at 2pm.
Photo © Paul Mansfield
Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg – the mind-boggling tale of how two Yorkshire hunter-gatherers palled up with the wolves and saved us from doglessness. A hilarious new play for children and their families.
Thousands of years ago in the fresh, sparkling world just after the last Ice Age there were no dogs; there were wolves but we didn’t like them and they didn’t like us. But then, luckily for us, along came two young hunter-gatherers Ugg ’n’ Ogg to befriend the wolves Tooth ’n’ Nail and embark on a fun-packed adventure where despite flying meat bones, sabre-toothed tigers, woolly mammoths, forest infernos and even a time travelling stick, they finally get to invent our best friend the dog.
A new play for children of all ages and their families inspired by the amazing evolutionary process that transformed the wolf into man’s best friend and all the dogs in the world today.
★★★★★ “Outstanding. Theatre Fideri Fidera are not Fringe favourites for nothing. Every aspect of the production is marvellous. From the acting, which is pitched perfectly to the wide-eyed wee ones; to the puppets and puppetry, which are in turn beautifully constructed and wondrously brought to life; via the story itself which is full of heart and smiles.” Daniel Lentell, Edinburgh 49, 13 Aug 2019
★★★★★ “The two actors who lead the show are family friendly without ever pandering; their little tricks with props delight the whole audience.” New Perspective, 9 Aug 2019
Catch us at the Settle Victoria Hall, Kirkgate and at other venues on our Rural Arts North Tour in Silsden, Skipton, Malton, Harrogate and Masham. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg – is taking place at Harrogate Theatre on 22 February 2024 at 11am and 2pm.
Photo © Paul Mansfield
Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg – the mind-boggling tale of how two Yorkshire hunter-gatherers palled up with the wolves and saved us from doglessness. A hilarious new play for children and their families.
Thousands of years ago in the fresh, sparkling world just after the last Ice Age there were no dogs; there were wolves but we didn’t like them and they didn’t like us. But then, luckily for us, along came two young hunter-gatherers Ugg ’n’ Ogg to befriend the wolves Tooth ’n’ Nail and embark on a fun-packed adventure where despite flying meat bones, sabre-toothed tigers, woolly mammoths, forest infernos and even a time travelling stick, they finally get to invent our best friend the dog.
A new play for children of all ages and their families inspired by the amazing evolutionary process that transformed the wolf into man’s best friend and all the dogs in the world today.
★★★★★ “Outstanding. Theatre Fideri Fidera are not Fringe favourites for nothing. Every aspect of the production is marvellous. From the acting, which is pitched perfectly to the wide-eyed wee ones; to the puppets and puppetry, which are in turn beautifully constructed and wondrously brought to life; via the story itself which is full of heart and smiles.” Daniel Lentell, Edinburgh 49, 13 Aug 2019
★★★★★ “The two actors who lead the show are family friendly without ever pandering; their little tricks with props delight the whole audience.” New Perspective, 9 Aug 2019
Catch us at the Harrogate Theatre and at other venues on our Rural Arts North Tour in Silsden, Skipton, Malton, Kirkgate and Masham. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg – is taking place at Harrogate Theatre on 22 February 2024 at 11am and 2pm.
Photo © Paul Mansfield
Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg – the mind-boggling tale of how two Yorkshire hunter-gatherers palled up with the wolves and saved us from doglessness. A hilarious new play for children and their families.
Thousands of years ago in the fresh, sparkling world just after the last Ice Age there were no dogs; there were wolves but we didn’t like them and they didn’t like us. But then, luckily for us, along came two young hunter-gatherers Ugg ’n’ Ogg to befriend the wolves Tooth ’n’ Nail and embark on a fun-packed adventure where despite flying meat bones, sabre-toothed tigers, woolly mammoths, forest infernos and even a time travelling stick, they finally get to invent our best friend the dog.
A new play for children of all ages and their families inspired by the amazing evolutionary process that transformed the wolf into man’s best friend and all the dogs in the world today.
★★★★★ “Outstanding. Theatre Fideri Fidera are not Fringe favourites for nothing. Every aspect of the production is marvellous. From the acting, which is pitched perfectly to the wide-eyed wee ones; to the puppets and puppetry, which are in turn beautifully constructed and wondrously brought to life; via the story itself which is full of heart and smiles.” Daniel Lentell, Edinburgh 49, 13 Aug 2019
★★★★★ “The two actors who lead the show are family friendly without ever pandering; their little tricks with props delight the whole audience.” New Perspective, 9 Aug 2019
Catch us at the Harrogate Theatre and at other venues on our Rural Arts North Tour in Silsden, Skipton, Malton, Kirkgate and Masham. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.
Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg – is taking place at Masham Town Hall on 23 February 2024 at 12 noon.
Photo © Paul Mansfield
Ugg ‘n’ Ogg and the World’s First Dogg – the mind-boggling tale of how two Yorkshire hunter-gatherers palled up with the wolves and saved us from doglessness. A hilarious new play for children and their families.
Thousands of years ago in the fresh, sparkling world just after the last Ice Age there were no dogs; there were wolves but we didn’t like them and they didn’t like us. But then, luckily for us, along came two young hunter-gatherers Ugg ’n’ Ogg to befriend the wolves Tooth ’n’ Nail and embark on a fun-packed adventure where despite flying meat bones, sabre-toothed tigers, woolly mammoths, forest infernos and even a time travelling stick, they finally get to invent our best friend the dog.
A new play for children of all ages and their families inspired by the amazing evolutionary process that transformed the wolf into man’s best friend and all the dogs in the world today.
★★★★★ “Outstanding. Theatre Fideri Fidera are not Fringe favourites for nothing. Every aspect of the production is marvellous. From the acting, which is pitched perfectly to the wide-eyed wee ones; to the puppets and puppetry, which are in turn beautifully constructed and wondrously brought to life; via the story itself which is full of heart and smiles.” Daniel Lentell, Edinburgh 49, 13 Aug 2019
★★★★★ “The two actors who lead the show are family friendly without ever pandering; their little tricks with props delight the whole audience.” New Perspective, 9 Aug 2019
Catch us at the Masham Town Hall and at other venues on our Rural Arts North Tour in Silsden, Skipton, Malton, Kirkgate and Harrogate. Please see our Tour Dates page on our website, for more details.