Trees – A Tale of The Rootkin
Join us at the Castlefield Viaduct for the public dress rehearsal of TREES – A Tale of The Rootkin. Brought to you by Things That Go On Things, the National Forest and The League of Curiosity.
When the selfish and greedy Pleeple begin to destroy the world around them, the ancient Rootkin awaken. Their mission? To help the Pleeple rediscover their connection to nature—and to each other. How? Through trees, of course!
TREES ground us. They provide shelter for us and warmth for creatures living inside them. They clean our air. They help us exist. Trees communicate using underground networks of mycelium and an ethos of sharing and empathy. Can we learn from what goes on both above and below the ground around trees - to become a more caring society who look after their neighbours and planet?
Perfect for families, nature lovers, and anyone who believes in a little woodland magic, this enchanting performance will pop up in unexpected places, bringing wonder and joy to audiences of all ages.
CREATIVE TEAM
Creative Directors Gemma Saunders and Jude Jagger from Things That Go On Things.
Story and Puppeteering by Oliver Bishop and Amy Hegarty.
Design and Illustration by Hannah Moseng Staff.
Original Composition by Jason Singh with the help of some trees and mushrooms.
With special thanks to: Bolton Council, Outside - Staffordshire Moorlands and Right Up Our Street - Doncaster.
Co-commissioned by the National Forest Company, Brewhouse Arts Centre, East Staffordshire Borough Council and Staffordshire County Council Libraries and Arts Service.
Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
Please note:
- Meet at the entrance to Castlefield Viaduct. Please arrive 5 minutes before your booking, so that we can ensure everyone is on time.
- Directions : Make your way to Deansgate-Castlefield tram stop. Cross all the tram lines and turn left down the access road. There is a large sign on the wall showing the way.
- Please wear weather appropriate clothing.
- Castlefield Viaduct is fully accessible by ramps and a hearing loop is installed. Lift access is available from Deansgate Castlefield Metrolink Stop.
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Join us at the Castlefield Viaduct for the public dress rehearsal of TREES – A Tale of The Rootkin. Brought to you by Things That Go On Things, the National Forest and The League of Curiosity.
When the selfish and greedy Pleeple begin to destroy the world around them, the ancient Rootkin awaken. Their mission? To help the Pleeple rediscover their connection to nature—and to each other. How? Through trees, of course!
TREES ground us. They provide shelter for us and warmth for creatures living inside them. They clean our air. They help us exist. Trees communicate using underground networks of mycelium and an ethos of sharing and empathy. Can we learn from what goes on both above and below the ground around trees - to become a more caring society who look after their neighbours and planet?
Perfect for families, nature lovers, and anyone who believes in a little woodland magic, this enchanting performance will pop up in unexpected places, bringing wonder and joy to audiences of all ages.
CREATIVE TEAM
Creative Directors Gemma Saunders and Jude Jagger from Things That Go On Things.
Story and Puppeteering by Oliver Bishop and Amy Hegarty.
Design and Illustration by Hannah Moseng Staff.
Original Composition by Jason Singh with the help of some trees and mushrooms.
With special thanks to: Bolton Council, Outside - Staffordshire Moorlands and Right Up Our Street - Doncaster.
Co-commissioned by the National Forest Company, Brewhouse Arts Centre, East Staffordshire Borough Council and Staffordshire County Council Libraries and Arts Service.
Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
Please note:
- Meet at the entrance to Castlefield Viaduct. Please arrive 5 minutes before your booking, so that we can ensure everyone is on time.
- Directions : Make your way to Deansgate-Castlefield tram stop. Cross all the tram lines and turn left down the access road. There is a large sign on the wall showing the way.
- Please wear weather appropriate clothing.
- Castlefield Viaduct is fully accessible by ramps and a hearing loop is installed. Lift access is available from Deansgate Castlefield Metrolink Stop.
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