Arc Theatre presents The Tumble Village Story

							Arc Theatre presents The Tumble Village Story
participatory storytelling sessions for Key Stage 1




Tumble Village was a thriving little place with lots of different people busy living their
lives. But on the very outskirts of the village, at the top of the hill, there was a huge
house and in that house there lived a Giant…

The Tumble Village Story is an interactive storytelling performance and workshop that
explores what happens when people can’t get along and they stop talking to each-other about
how they are feeling.

This creative session allows participants to explore issues of difference, friendship and
bullying, as well as emotions and feelings. The children are also creatively involved as they
use their imaginations and problem-solving skills to help create a happy end for the story.
Created and delivered by a professional storyteller and actor from Arc, The Tumble Village
Story is a participative workshop for infant schools, which allows children to actively focus on
the dynamic of relationships along with their understanding of what bullying is.
       Format: participatory storytelling session    Duration: 60 minutes
       Audience age: primary years 1 and 2           Space: classroom
       Group size: class 30 to 35 per session (up to 4 per day)
       Price: £200 for a minimum of two sessions, up to £300 for a maximum of four
       sessions per day
To book Tumble Village or for more information, please call Andy Rogers, Community
Education Officer at Arc Theatre on 020 8594 1095 or email andy@arctheatre.com
About Arc Theatre: Established in 1984, Arc is a leading educational theatre company
creating original theatre and drama-based programmes and storytelling for young people and
adults. Arc specialises in creating and performing theatre that challenges assumptions and
causes real change in the way that people relate to one another at work, at school and in the
community.
Arc Theatre, PO Box 1146, Barking, Essex IG11 9WB www.arctheatre.com