A NEW version of The Three Little Pigs told entirely in rhyme and song is going on tour throughout Dorset next month.
This show from Living Spit will go on tour to Winterborne Stickland, Halstock, Sandford Orcas and Child Okeford.
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The talented Bristol based duo Living Spit have proved a huge hit on the Artsreach touring circuit since they first burst on to the scene with The Six Wives of Henry V111’ in 2013. Countless sell out tours across the County have followed, with shows including Elizabeth 1: Virgin on the Ridiculous and their popular summer pub tour of One Man and His Cow.
An Artsreach spokesman said: “Both volunteer village promoters and audiences are always hugely interested when a new show from Living Spit is revealed.
"Howard and Stu have always produced accessible art and truly value the rural venues at the heart of communities to which we tour – exactly what Artsreach is all about. We can’t wait to bring the duo back to Dorset this summer!”
With porcine puns, lupine laughs and more rural rumbunctiousness than you can shake a stick, straw or brick at, this promises to be a grown up fairy tale you'll never forget. As always, early booking is advised!
The show is at the Pamela Hambro Hall, Winterborne Stickland, on Thursday May 12 at 8pm. Call 01258 880920 for tickets.
It next goes to Halstock Village Hall on Thursday May 26 at 8pm. Call 01935 891744 for tickets.
On Friday May 27 at 8pm the show is at Sandford Orcas Village Hall. Call 01963 220208 for tickets.
On Wednesday June 29 at 8pm the show is at Goldhill Organic Farm, Child Okeford. This will be an outdoor show. Call 01258 861612 for tickets.
See artsreach.co.uk for more information.
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