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This show is currently only on sale to schools. To find out more about the curriculum links and schools pricing, please visit the Out of the Box website here. Or subscribe to QPAC’s Out of the Box emails to hear when it goes on sale to the general public.
Overview
A sensory walk on the wild side.
This beloved Western Australian picture book from Fremantle Press created by Meg McKinlay and Kyle Hughes-Odgers is brought to life by Sensorium Theatre using their trademark multi-sensory approach.
Ten Tiny Things is an invitation to get out of our shiny machines, to slow down, walk and notice the beauty all around us. Children and their families will go on an interactive journey discovering Ten Tiny Things through all the senses.
Ten Tiny Things features props made for the audience to touch, smell, look at and listen to.
Ten Tiny Things is especially designed for children aged 4 to 12 years old with access and support needs, including children with complex needs and those on the autism spectrum.
Sensory Storytelling: Ten Tiny Things is part of QPAC’s Out of the Box Festival.
Sensorium Theatre is proudly supported by the Australian Government through Creative Australia and the Government of Western Australia through the Department of Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport.
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Creatives
- Artistic Directors Francis Italiano and Michelle Hovane
- Performers Joni Tham, Tao Issaro and Michelle Hovane
- Designer Francis Italiano
- Devisors Francis Italiano, Michelle Hovane, Jamie David, Kate Page, Joni Tham and Karli Dore
- Backdrop Creation Kyle Hughes-Odgers
- Composer Jamie David with Kate Page
- Costume Designer Ellen Flatters
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