Cat & Hutch Ltd presents 'The Jazmine Sneeze'
Haroun is the happiest cat in all of Damascus!
He loves sleeping in the sun, singing on the rooftops, and getting treats from the locals. Life is purrfect! Except for one thing... JASMINE! The sweet flower, loved by the locals, makes Haroun sneeze! So Haroun hatches a plan to stop Jasmine smelling so sweet. But, little does he know, the Jasmine Spirit watches over the city, and she has a plan of her own...
Using puppetry and song, we bring Haroun’s story to life in our interactive adaptation of “The Jasmine Sneeze” by Nadine Kaadan.
Date & Time: Sat 19th & Sun 20th Oct @1pm
Running Time: 45mins
Content warnings: Audience Interaction
Latecomers may not be admitted. Ticket purchases are non refundable.
Any donations will help us to survive beyond the current times. Donations will also help support independent arts and theatremakers - an essential step in preserving the future of fringe theatre.
Venue: The Bread and Roses Theatre
Home of The Lambeth Fringe, The Bread & Roses, is an award-winning and innovative fringe pub theatre.
A 50-seat fringe venue above The Bread & Roses Pub, the theatre programs a wide-spread variety of productions for local as well as far-reaching audiences. Equality, diversity and artistic quality are at the forefront of the theatre's programming, which features in-house productions as well as many visiting companies. The theatre regularly hosts touring shows and has worked with award-winning ensembles with decades of experience but also frequently welcomes and supports emerging theatre-makers taking their first steps. The programme includes new writing, contemporary revivals, reinvented classics and occasionally also devised work, improvisational theatre, comedy events, family shows and physical theatre.
Theatre: Capacity 50, full rig, lighting desk and sound system. Projector and mics hireable.
Perfect for: Theatre, new-writing, WIP, solo shows and boundary pushing work.
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