Brief CV

Bath Fringe Festival

Cardiff Sherman Theatre

Sidmouth Festival

Cheltenham Town Hall

The National Garden Festival

Winchester Hat Fair

Edinburgh Fringe

Glastonbury Children's Festival

Exeter Festival

Campus Festival

Crawley Theatre

And of course lots and lots of schools...

Somebody's going to get wet, will it be one of the teachers......?

My first impresion of it was good but as it carried on my impresion grew stronger and stronger till my impresion was brilliant - I think it was the best show ever

I use simple props - It's amazing how a walking stick, a chair and a suitcase can come to life

Laughter in Education

"The children were utterly engaged in the performance and brilliantly entertained. As a teacher of 20 years I thought it was phenomenal - certainly one of the best things we have ever had in the school. It concluded our science week superbly, highlighting what science is all about - asking questions! Pitched perfectly - you understand what children need. I'm a fan"

CG- Science Coordinator

I've been performing interactive children's theatre for over twenty years: theatres, schools, libraries, village halls, touring in Europe, parties, police stations, arts festivals, holiday camps, heritage events....

I've had loads of fun and enjoy making people laugh, and I think laughter is good for everyone, but I wanted to use it to help children learn. I tried devising 'educational shows' but they weren't funny, and it's taken me nearly twenty years to devise how to make children laugh and learn at the same time.

Footprints in the Sky has been seen by over 5000 children in Somerset, and they all had this much fun and learned a lot about science

" A wonderful fusion of performer and audience" - Independent Review

'I learnt that asking things can help you even if your asking a teacher. I learnt science isn’t as boring as I thought. It could be funny sometimes! It’s a cool lesson now.’ Abi

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"A really entertaining performance - the children were learning without even knowing it - Teacher

I thought the show was the best in the world. The bit I liked best was most of it, but the stick was the funniest of all. I remember all of it. I got a tape in my head. Sarenta age 10

Smiles and fascination with a touch of multi tasking