Fantastic Mr Fox Live at The East Ham Library

Описание: Fantastic Mr Fox by Roald Dahl
Live at the East-Ham Library

“Run foxy, run foxy Run! Run! Run!
Here comes the farmer with his gun, gun, gun!
Bang! Bang! Bang! Goes the farmers gun
So, run foxy, run foxy Run! Run! Run!

Following on from the success of our production of The Reluctant Dragon last year, our Black Dog Theatre Creation East-Ham troupe are back with a special retelling of the popular story by Roald Dahl. Fantastic Mr Fox is family fun at its finest. A juicy tale of greed, pride and the power of friendship, a dahlicious theatrical feast.

Boggis, Bunce and Bean, three greedy, smelly, horrid farmers hate the cunning Mr Fox. Mr Fox is smart, clever and rather fantastic, but he doesn’t realise how determined the farmers are to get revenge. Can he hatch a plan to save his family and friends? Can they outrun the diggers and outsmart the farmers? You know as well as I do: no-one outfoxes a fox!

Using larger than life characters, puppets, classic storytelling, raps and wordplay, this is a new special retelling of the story specially performed for free to the local community by members of the Black Dog Theatre Creation.

Cast:
Mr Fox – Merlin Stevens
Mrs Fox – Elsa Annushka Nigro
Small Fox 1 / Child 1 – Henry Ashcroft-Haynes
Small Fox 2 / Child 2 – Megan Thomson
Small Fox 3 / Child 3 – Annie Sheppard
Badger – Philip Antony
Mrs Badger - Elsa Annushka Nigro
Rat - Megan Thomson
Boggis / Dog – Robin McManus
Bunce / Rabbit - Snezana Nena Robertson
Bean / Mole – Kyle Fair
Mrs Bean - Elsa Annushka Nigro
Mable - Henry Ashcroft-Haynes
And
Ömer Warman as The Storyteller

From the book by Roald Dahl

Directed by Alfie James

Costumes & Props by Madeleine Ockendon

Supported by:
The Arts Council England
Tesco's bags for life
East Ham Library
Manor Park Library
Alfie James Productions

Disclaimer: Please note that we do not own the rights to the original story. This oral storytelling was created as part of a free community theatre project supporting vulnerable adults and as a free educational tool for the local community with the aim of encouraging children to read the original book. No profits were made.

Please visit:

www.blackdogtheatrecreation.com
www.alfiejamesproductions.com