Little Red Riding Hood: Soap Soup Theatre Company re-invent the classic tale of Little Red Riding Hood for a new generation, the perfect Easter holiday treat!
Meet Ethel and Sam as they get ready for bed, with a not so sweet bedtime story of a girl with attitude, a wolf with an appetite and a larger than life woodcutter with an axe and a very real fear of wolves and other more friendly woodland creatures!
Join Red, as she crosses the eiderdown meadows and picks her way through the mug tree forest to Grandma's house.
Little Red Riding Hood combines the magical appeal of puppetry, and cutting edge, original music with Soap Soup Theatre's dressing up box aesthetic, and larger than life characters that captures the imagination of children and adults alike.
Little Red Riding Hood is a treat for those who like their stories with a twist of the unexpected, as well as those lovers of the classic tale.
Little Red Riding Hood at The Firestation Centre for Arts and Culture in Windsor, Berkshire on Wednesday, 11 April 2012.
For more information about Little Red Riding Hood, please contact 01753 866865, or see event details on the left.
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