Little Ida
Rye Community Hall, Conduit Hill, Rye, East Sussex, TN31 7LE
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Performer/s:
Theatre Rotto
“Why are my flowers fading?” asks Little Ida.
“They have been dancing all night”, comes the reply.
So begins this captivating adventure where puppet shadows and flowers come to life before the eyes of every spectator. HC Andersen’s fairy tale is brought to you by Theatre Rotto’s puppeteers and musicians.
This wondrous show is like a magic world and will keep you spellbound.
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