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Scottish Opera Education’s latest opera for youngsters is an environmentally aware tale told entirely through song, using puppetry, dance, and film animation.
The show will hit the road alongside Scottish Opera’s Falstaff and A Night at the Chinese Opera in June and this year, for the first time, performances will be open to the public at venues around Scotland as well as being performed in schools.
This very intimate opera tells the story of Bubble, a young girl living happily on a Scottish island with her dad - madcap inventor Barnacle McBea.
As Bubble’s adventure unravels she learns many new things about her past and the variety of life under the sea. Bubble soon begins to understand how little mistakes can cause BIG problems – and along the way she learns all about energy: how it is made and, most importantly, how it can be conserved.
Designed to help the youngest members of our society find out more about the natural world that surrounds them, Bubble McBea is full of fishy fun - perfect for families with fins and without…
Ticket prices include a CD of songs to learn before coming to see the show - so there's no excuse for adults and kids not to join in!
PUBLIC PERFORMANCE DATES 2008
Aberdeen
Cowdray Hall, Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museum
Saturday 7 June 10.30am & 2pm
Sunday 8th June 10.30am & 2pm
Inverness
Jim Love Studio, Eden Court
Saturday 14 June 10.30am & 2pm
Sunday 15 June 10.30am & 2pm
Edinburgh
Back Stage, Edinburgh Festival Theatre
Thursday 19 June 10am & 1.30pm
Friday 20 June 10am & 2pm
Saturday 21 June 10am & 1pm
Sunday 22 June 11am & 2pm -- www.scottishopera.org.uk
Posted June 5th, 2008 by ruzik_tuzik
