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Made by Katie Green presents The Story Detectives at libraries across the UK in 2023
The Story Detectives tours the UK this year, with performances at libraries across the country in Hillingdon, Dorset, Surrey, and Plymouth.
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The Story Detectives, the latest project from award-winning dance company Made by Katie Green tours the UK this year, with performances at libraries across the country in Hillingdon (16-18 Feb), Dorset (14 April), Surrey (22 April – 1 July), and Plymouth (7-8 July).
An immersive promenade dance performance, The Story Detectives takes children and their families on an imaginative journey through the library to discover different kinds of books, from a detective book to an adventure book, a dictionary to a fairy tale, led by two characters Playful and Particular.
During the performance the audience are invited to help Playful and Particular solve clues, look for letters and learn a movement ‘code’ that will help them on their journey throughout the piece. When they find themselves trapped in a Villain’s tower, they help the Hero to escape and are invited to unravel one final clue to find the name of the Most Important Story.
Ahead of the performances an Activity Pack will be installed at the libraries giving children the chance to get a sneak peek into The Story Detectives and to create their own hero and villain story by following a trail around the participating libraries.
Of The Story Detectives, Artistic Director Katie Green said: “I’m thrilled to be able to bring The Story Detectives to audiences around the country on tour this spring. These performances are the perfect choice for families looking for something creative and different to do and a wonderful opportunity to introduce young people to the joy of dance.”
Tickets are free but must be booked in advance.