In One Ear
In One Ear
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Ages 3 to 6 year olds
Dates 2004,2005 and 2006 Tours
looks like a wooden top hat, but when you look closer there is a hand coming out of the top with a small ball attached to a finger
©Trine Anstensen
"This latest show from Theatre-Rites is something to make a song and dance about."
- The Guardian

About the Show

In this energetic show everyone wants to make themselves heard! Things are not what they seem to be. Nothing will keep quiet!

Mischievous musicians and a playful puppeteer conduct an ever-changing world. Instruments become puppets. People become instruments. Everything takes on a life and a sound of its own….

Young audiences will be delighted by this magical, musical exploration of how, from an early age, we discover sound.

"An invitation to storm on stage for a rousing finale is greeted with similar enthusiasm because when something looks-and sounds–like this much fun, any self respecting child is going to want to have a bash. " - Time Out
A man sits in a huge wooden circle, holding a yellow wooden circle in front of his face. Behind him is a large upright green circle, with another man peaking over the topTwo men pull a large wooden cylindrical shape out from inside a small cylindrical wooden shapeThe Kurdish musician plays his Daf drum next to a huge wooden circle that was created to look like the drum Two performers lean on a wooden harp that is encircled by wood while the Daf drum player plucks the strings to make musicTwo performers have hold of a malleable wooden circle, one either side in a yellow light, the circle is taller than them bothA singer sits in the foreground of the photo. In the background is a harp encircled in wood being played by one of the other performers
Nicholas Goode

2004/5 and 2006 Tours

Mohsen Nouri

2004/5 and 2006 Tours

Renzo Murrone

2004/5 Tour

Christopher Chamberlain

2006 Tour

Hussein Zahawy

2004/5 and 2006 Tours

Sue Buckmaster
Director
Sophia Clist
Installation Artist
Evelyn Ficarra
Composer
Aideen Malone
Lighting Designer
"This latest show from Theatre-Rites is something to make a song and dance about."
- The Guardian
"An invitation to storm on stage for a rousing finale is greeted with similar enthusiasm because when something looks-and sounds–like this much fun, any self respecting child is going to want to have a bash. "
- Time Out
"A little delight for the littlest members of the family."
- The Guardian
"It is simple, clever and completely absorbing."
- The Stage