Festival of Lights - Seedheart with Indigo Moon Theatre and Fire Show with Helter Skelter

Name: Festival of Lights - Seedheart with Indigo Moon Theatre and Fire Show with Helter Skelter
Start: 2024-11-09T16:30:00+00:00
End: 2024-11-09T20:00:00+00:00
Location: Carless Street, WS1 3RH Walsall, United Kingdom

Schedule

Sat Nov 09 2024 at 04:30 pm to 08:00 pm

UTC+00:00

Location

Carless Street, WS1 3RH Walsall, United Kingdom | Walsall, EN

It's time for our annual Festival of Lights in Caldmore!
Join us at 4:30pm for family shadow theatre workshops with Indigo Moon Theatre, followed by their SeedHeart performance on Garden stage at 6pm.
At 7pm we will have a spectacular fire show with Helter Skelter, and at 7:30 we will light the camp fire, so why don't you bring some marshmallows to toast and sit together by the fire?
The Shadow Theatre workshop is aimed for children over 5 - all kids must be accompanied by an adult.
More about SeedHeart:
Meet Grey. Our journey begins as Grey finds themself trapped inside a jar. They try to remember how they got there and how they could be free…
SeedHeart tells the important tale of human impact on the environment and questions what we can do to restore our once green planet, with interactive chaos in the laboratory on the way!
Watch as our story unfolds (literally) from a single suitcase, and follow Grey’s journey to a better future with magical pop-ups, puppetry and interactive scenes.
Indigo Moon Theatre was created in 1999 by founder Anna Ingleby to showcase the magical world of shadow and puppet theatre. Combining traditions, techniques and styles from around the world, today Indigo Moon Theatre works with company members and artistic collaborators to create inspiring and engaging productions for children and adults alike.
Indigo Moon Theatre productions bring to life marionettes, rod puppets, shadow theatre along with acting and live music to share stories with the audience. Their colourful and immersive productions stand alone for entertainment value and also tackle subjects such as the environment, tolerance and international understanding.
The event is brought to us by Black Country Touring and funded by the West Midlands Combined Authority Inclusive Communities Fund and The National Lottery Community Fund.