The Snow Dragon
by Tall Storiestheatre, children-and-family
The night of the Snow Dragon approaches...
about the production
Billy has everything a young goat could need – and more besides. On New Year’s Eve, Billy is looking forward to the annual visit of the legendary Snow Dragon, who will bring him even more goodies... But when Billy bumps into some hungry wolves in the forest, New Year’s Day seems a long way off. How will Billy escape? And has he been naughty or nice? Toe-tapping songs and lots of laughs for everyone aged 3 and up, from the company that brought you ‘The Gruffalo’ and ‘The Snail and the Whale’.
about the artist
Tall Stories is a registered charity which brings great stories to life on stage for audiences of all ages. The company tours the UK and throughout the world with its exciting blend of storytelling theatre, original music and lots of laughs. Tall Stories was founded in 1997 by co-directors Olivia Jacobs and Toby Mitchell. Since then the company has produced 27 original shows, toured throughout the UK, Europe, North America, Asia and Australasia, and performed at the National Theatre, in the West End, on Broadway, at Sydney Opera House and at some fantastic museums, schools and summer festivals too.
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stage dimensions
width: 6 metres
height: 3 metres
depth: 6 metres
Pre-rig, 1-2 venue technicians, minimum 3 hour get-in time.
Families and children aged 3+. Suitable for school groups from nursery to Year 4.
The Snow Dragon is Tall Stories at its finest. Clear, concise storytelling, fun songs you’ll be humming for weeks after, and a tale all children can relate to.
If you are a kid, if you have kids, if you ever were a kid, go and see The Snow Dragon.
Tall Stories [have provided] another cracking treat for kids. The joy is in the inventive acting, the joie de vivre of the cast and some toe tapping tunes. Lovely, cheery fun.
We are very happy to work with venues to provide relaxed, BSL-interpreted and audio described performances
£950+VAT per day for two performances/£750+VAT per day for one performance vs. 70/30 box office split in the company’s favour. A fee-only deal is possible.
