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The Fisherman
Puppetry Performances
10/04/10 The Lemon Tree, Aberdeen
(14:00)
Ten years ago Storybox Theatre toured this highly acclaimed show with over 260 performances in schools and theatres.
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Oscar's Amazing Space Adventure
Puppetry Performances
10/04/10 Gilmorehill G12, Glasgow
(13:30)
Oscar the mouse loves adventures, so when a mysterious object lands in the garden shed, he can't help investigating and, before long, he is caught up in one adventure that every child dreams about...
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Sigurd the Dragon Slayer
Puppetry Performances
10/04/10 Scottish Mining Museum, Newtongrange
(11:00)
Young Sigurd has a proud heritage but has never learned to fear. So he sets out to find someone who will teach him.
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Snegurotchka
Puppetry Performances
10/04/10 WHALE Learning Centre, Edinburgh
(14:00)
From the land of Baba Yaga and the little hut of chicken legs, 'Snegurotchka' or 'The Snow Maiden' is one of Russia's most popular stories known by countless children.
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The Frog Princess
Puppetry Performances
10/04/10 Carnegie Hall, Dunfermline
(11:00)
The Puppet Lab combines storytelling and puppetry in this show of warmth and humour, for audiences aged 3-7 years old and their families.
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The Water Kelpie of Loch Ness
Puppetry Performances
10/04/10 The Byre Theatre, St Andrews
(11:30)
Taken from our rich heritage of Scottish tales about the Loch Ness monster, or Water Kelpie, the most famous Scottish monster has its very own story to tell.
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Sigurd the Dragon Slayer
Puppetry Performances
10/04/10 Scottish Mining Museum, Newtongrange
(14:00)
Young Sigurd has a proud heritage but has never learned to fear. So he sets out to find someone who will teach him.
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Rumpelstiltskin at the Fairytale Laundry
Puppetry Performances
10/04/10 Out of the Blue, Edinburgh
(11:00)
With a cast of clothes pegs, a bulging wash basket and the odd colourful sock, Ailie Cohen - the Mistress of the Laundry - returns with this very successful production that audiences all over the UK and abroad have greatly enjoyed.
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