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Little Red Robin Hood ‘What big eyes you have …sheriff… sorry …grandma’
	A merry mix up in the forest involving glove puppets, false teeth and a frying pan. Why is Robin Hood wearing girls clothes and what is lurking behind the trees? Is it the Sheriff of Nottingham or the big bad wolf? Two classic tales are interwoven in a fast and funny family show. Garlic Theatre entertain audiences with generous helpings of slapstick, clowning and musical delights.
“Truly funny and captivating… a holy fool of a performer” Beverley Puppet Festival “We were treated to an amazing feast of puppets, with slapstick, suspense, audience participation, high humour and an occasional frisson of fear ...” Organiser Walsham Le Willows Village Hall “I loved the play. I want to be the wolf because I am always very very hungry.” Tom
	“Garlic rewrite the Red Riding Hood legend with men in frocks and a feisty Maid Marion, with great puppets and audience interaction. Another traditional story told with a twist.” Ian Woods, Norwich Puppet Theatre - January 2011
Puppet Theatre for all ages over 4 Running Time: 45 minutes Devised by the Company Performer: Mark Pitman Direction: Steve Tiplady/Indefinite Articles Music: Iklooshar Malara Design: Michaela Bartonova