Family Theatre: Curious Investigators

One Tenth Human presents: Curious Investigators

Scribble and Clipboard have a job to do: sort the recycling. But Scribble keeps finding new things to investigate. When she discovers a mysterious egg hidden in the rubbish, the pair need the audience’s help to rescue an unborn chick. Can we save a mysterious egg from a smashing? And what will we discover along the way?

Curious Investigators is a cracking adventure created in collaboration with engineering experts from Lancaster University: a delightfully surprising, highly visual show for 3-7 year olds and their grown-ups.

Curious Investigators - trailer

Limited vocabulary and a highly visual storytelling style make the show extremely accessible.

Play and Share

And the investigations don’t stop there! This cracking adventure also comes with a bonus making session, where your little ones get to follow the actors’ lead and make their own scanners to take home with them.

Tickets

Library members £3 | Non-library members £6

Booking advised
Running time: 40 minutes plus an optional 20 minute play and share

Performance Dates and Booking

Retford Library: Tuesday 12 April

11.00am *FULLY BOOKED*
2pm

Sutton-in-Ashfield Library: Wednesday 13 April

11.00am *FULLY BOOKED*
2pm

Have questions about our family theatre performances in libraries? Click on our booking information page here.

Covid 19 refunds: If you or anyone you live with displays symptoms associated with Covid-19, or if you are required to self-isolate following Government guidance, please do not visit the library. Under these circumstances, you will be entitled to a refund. Please contact ask@inspireculture.org.uk to request.

About One Tenth Human

One Tenth Human create live, intimate, and wildly entertaining events with children and scientists, for children and adults to enjoy together. Audiences are the heroes of their adventures.

www.onetenthhuman.com

Commissioned by Big Imaginations

Programmed in association with The Spark Arts for Children

Supported using public funding by Arts Council England

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