
The Untold Fable of Fritz
Music, Mayhem and a dash of Magic!
A Piece inspired by Philip Pullman's short story, ‘Clockwork’. White snow seeps down from the mountain tops, freezing over the valleys and the hearts of all the people that live within it. At the foot of the tallest peak, reside the inhabitants of Brutzenvien and their King. Through this everlasting stone-cold ice age, the King's son falls ill, and the King pledges to do all in his power to save his heir. But how far will he go?
This is a devised show that uses a clothing rail in every way possible and 3 actors playing around 15 characters in under 50 minutes. An imaginative exploration into a magical world. With dance sequences, puppetry and live music, this show is a creative explosion!
The only way to describe this show is if Horrible Histories made a show set in Narnia...with puppets.
Reviews -
“A powerful story powerfully told by a company with a growing reputation as master distillers of ultra-fine blends of devised and scripted.” - ★★★★★ - GET YOUR COATS ON
"Unsettled Theatre prove themselves masters in storytelling in this production which is sure to bring a smile to your face and a tear to your eye." - ★★★★ - BINGE FRINGE
"Performed with precision and imagination." - ★★★★ - BROADWAY BABY
Cast and Crew
Unsettled Theatre
Original Devisers - Paige Canavan-Smith, Anais Fallow, Tom Wheeldon & Natasha Rszyka-Onions for Unsettled Theatre
Associate Director - Tracy Canavan-Smith
Cast - Anais Fallow, Emma Read & Paige Canavan-Smith
Stage Manager & Technician - Beth Scott
Puppet Design - Mikayla Teodoro
Running time: 50 mins
Date & Time: Saturday 3rd & Sunday 4th October @ 4:00pm
Audience Guidelines
Latecomers will not be admitted. Ticket purchases are non refundable.
Concession prices apply to students; under 18s; pensioners; those on disability and unemployment benefits; Equity, BECTU & SDUK members.
The Bread & Roses Theatre is an unfunded venue that continues to operate on ticket sales only. Donations help support independent arts and theatremakers, an essential step in preserving the future of fringe theatre.
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