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Watch our new video trailer for

What Became of the Red Shoes? here

 

Winner of the

"Best Family Event" Award -

Buxton Festival Fringe 2009

 

Granny Flo’s attic is full of old junk…or is it?

 

On a rainy day a curious child Ruby explores it, discovering forgotten treasures including an interesting pair of shoes.

Her imagination is sparked and she embarks on a magical journey meeting a pirate, some animals and even has a trip into space!

 

A brilliantly imaginative one woman show using original music, movement and dance.

 

See how Granny Flo and Ruby's adventures began in this prequel to our show

Turned Out Nice Again!

 

Winner of ‘Best Family Event’ Award at Buxton Festival Fringe 2009.

 

A 45 minute family show suitable for all ages 3+

 

Suitable for rural touring venues, theatre festivals and schools. 

 

We can also provide a teachers pack and workshops for schools based on the show. Press the link for further information -

here

 

For  show prices, workshop prices and booking information please contact us by pressing the link where it will navigate you to our Contact Form -

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Below you can read reviews, comments and all about our technical specifications for the show. 

See What Became of the Red Shoes? next at:

 

Paupers Pit Theatre, Buxton

Saturday 9th October 2010 - 1.30pm and 3.30pm

Seats £5 Adult and £4 Children

To book tickets go to the Buxton Opera House online booking link-

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Victory Hall, Town Lane, Mobberley

Sunday 17th October 2010 - 3pm

Tickets £5 Adults, £4.50 Concessions, £4 Children

For tickets call: 01565 873218 or email ianblay@btinternet.com

A fundraiser for St. Wilfrid’s Church, Mobberley

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Technical Specifications

  • 1 Actor and 1 touring Technician
  • 1 hour set up
  • 45 minute show
  • 15 minute talk back (If required for School performances)
  • 1 hour pack down
  • Ideal performance space (not including audience)

             Height 3 m (9.84 ft)

             Width 6.4 m (20.99 ft)

             Depth 5.15 m (16.89 ft)

  • Minimum performance space (not including audience)

              Height 2.5 m (8.20 ft)

              Width 5.4 m (17.71 ft)

              Depth 5.15 m (16.89 ft)

  • No stage required - this show is designed to be performed at floor level with end on seating layout
  • Mats and cushions provided for seating for younger audience members
  • Technically self sufficient, we provide our own set and sound equipment. One simple bright lighting state required throughout to be provided by the venue or if necessary can be provided by us.
  • Power supply needed no more than 5m (16 ft) from the performance space
  • We can provide fliers and posters for overprinting (a small charge may be applied depending on the amount needed)
  • Or JPEG images can be provided if you wish to print your own publicity material

For a PDF document of our What Became of the Red Shoes? stage plan and technical specifications press here

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Some of our previous clients include...  

 

Nottingham Playhouse Northants Touring Arts

Nottingham Playhouse Studio Theatre.  Northants Touring Arts.

Gallery - What Became of the Red Shoes?

 

Feel free to browse through photos from our 2009 production of What Became of the Red Shoes?

Featuring Rebecca Little.

You can click on any image thumbnail to expand it.

 

Photographs by Drew Baumohl, copyright Drew Baumohl and Little Pixie Productions.

Please do not reproduce without permission.

 

What Became of the Red Shoes?

 

Cast List:

Rebecca Little

 

Creative Team:

Matt Chell - Set Design and Build

Drew Baumohl - Photography and Poster Design 

Adam McCready - Sound Design and Composition

Rebecca Little - Additional Composition and Choreography

Victoria Sklar - Director and Choreography

 

Written and devised by Victoria Sklar and Rebecca Little