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Little Red in the Hood
February 23, 2024 - March 4, 2024
Little Red loves her Granny and her neighbourhood!
She’s like a superhero in a hoodie – watching her neighbour’s houses while they’re away and always on the lookout for litterbugs and people who don’t know how to Recycle.
Everyone in “the hood” thinks Red is pretty amazing!
Of course, every story has a troublemaker and this one has Walter – The Big Bad Wolf. He’s not really that big or bad …more like medium-sized and cheeky, but he does leave rubbish all over the place and has no idea about Recycling.
Walter can smell the awesome Chocolate Cake Granny’s got cooking and he’s on a mission to get the first bite of the cake… and Granny…oh no!!
Will Little Red get there first and save her Granny… and the awesome chocolate cake?
Come along and find out!
WHERE & WHEN:
- Bordertown Theatre at Bordertown Civic Centre: Fri 23 Feb: 9:30am, 11:00am
- Eliza Hall at Payinthi at Prospect: Sat 24 Feb: 2:00pm
- Hewitson Theatre at STARplex: Mon 26 Feb: 11:00am
- Centenary Hall Theatre at Goolwa Centenary Hall: Wed 28 Feb: 10:00am, 12:30pm
- Domain Theatre at Marion Cultural Centre: Thu 29 Feb: 10:00am, 12:30pm
- Wallaroo Town Hall: Sat 02 Mar: 1:00pm
- HAT’s Courthouse Cultural Centre Auburn: Sun 03 Mar: 1:00pm
- Kimba Town Institute Hall: Mon 04 Mar: 2:00pm
COST:
- Full price: $5.00 to $12.00
- Family: $35.00 to $40.00
- Schools: $5.00 to $8.00
DURATION: 50 minutes
Kids in Adelaide Review
A different and really fun interpretation of the classic children’s tale, Little Red Riding Hood. The audience goes adventure with Walter the Wolf (aka The Big Bad Wolf) as he tries to get first taste of Grannie’s delicious Chocolate Cake. Little Red, our stories recycling hero, isn’t having a bar of that though and she proceeds to save Granny, the cake and give Walter a lesson on how to not be so big and bad and to choose friendship instead. Lots of music, dancing, laughs, lessons (and fart jokes) in this show and with EIGHT performance locations throughout S. A it’s the perfect Fringe experience for primary aged children.
