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Kumarangk: Sisterhood

The Boy & The Ball

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In a heuristic world, simply constructed from multiple cylinders of all shapes and sizes, we meet a very shy boy and witness how, with the assistance of his ball, he makes a friend.

This nonverbal performance is a wondrous tale of reassurance, joy and connection… with little visual magic achieved through
carefully devised theatrical illusion. Insightful and highly skilled early childhood theatre-makers have created an intimate performance designed exclusively for kindergarten audiences.

Guidelines & content:
Age guide: Pre-school
Run time: Approx. 30 minutes, no interval
Curriculum links:
Creative Arts, Drama, English

2024 Tour Dates
29th July – 2nd August, 2024 (14 performances in small communities kindies across the Limestone Coast region)
25th to 29th November, 2024 (another 14 performances in kindies in the Mt Gambier district)

Contact [email protected] for more information.

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