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Edinburgh Preview: Kika’s Birthday at Pleasance Courtyard Beside

by Theatre Weekly
June 17, 2018
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Kika’s Birthday

Kika’s Birthday

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Kika’s Birthday, a delightful interactive story with puppetry by award winning storyteller Danyah Miller will be performed at Pleasance Courtyard (venue BESIDE) from Wednesday 1- Monday 13 August at 11.30am.

Kika, a little French mouse, is going to be 5 years old! Her family has planned a birthday surprise, with friends, songs and a grasshopper band. But who is that with his twitchy tail and shining eyes watching them closely? It’s the Bright Orange Cat. Will he join the party, make some new friends and share some birthday cake, or does he have something else in mind?

Audiences are asked to help the family of mice bake a special birthday cake for Kika and share some of the cake. This fun, interactive, evocative family show helps audiences look at the perception of ‘outsiders’ and how people react to them. Kika’s Birthday is suitable for children age 3-8 and their families.

       

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