You may remember me talking about One Little Word here. Well we have just heard that they have received a 5 star review. You can read it here.
"It is a simple message but resonated well with the audience of children and their parents.So much so that you heard youngsters saying things to their parents like “she is mean” and “she should share”. Created by M6 Theatre Company, the story aimed to entertain but also to teach children the value of sharing and playing with other children. It was a message which was clear as daylight despite the drama being told without words." BIRMINGHAM MAIL Read more here...
"Both actors are mimetically skilled. Robertson, who looks very much like a young Susannah York, has a lovely range of facial expressions and large eyes which speak volumes. Walker gets the little boy’s shifts between joy and sadness just right. When Robertson utters the ‘little word’ of the title and the only word in the piece - sorry! - the effect is magical. The making of paper boats together at the end works well too and every child in the audience goes home with a blue and white programme and instructions as to how to make it into a paper boat." THE STAGE Read more here...
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