Design by Rebecca Drury
From the producers of GRUE, a brand-new Christmas show perfect for children aged 4-8 and their families
In a forgotten corner, sprites are sleeping...
Their home is all but forgotten by humans- that is until Lina storms through. She's has a rubbish day at school and just wants to be left alone. She has no idea that she's about to encounter the sprites...
Follow Lina into the enchanting world of the sprites: sensory and full of surprises. Sit in our magical glade, hear a story from some unusual new friends, then get creative in our craft den- all whilst staying cosy and warm indoors.
From the producers of GRUE, a family show made especially for small audience groups.
We are proud to be offering Pay What You Can Tickets for Sprites.
You can pay as much or as little as you are able to, depending on your circumstances, starting from £0
To help you decide: the average contribution is £5 per ticket.
We ask that free tickets are kept for those who would find money a barrier to attending. Even a small contribution can make a difference. Sprites costs us £21 per person to create; your support allows us to continue making work for Scarborough communities, and can help us spread some Christmas cheer to someone who really needs it.
''Beautiful and so enchanting''
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''Lovely pre-Christmas experience''
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''So much joy! Amazing to see something like this in Scarborough''
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''Christmas magic, makes my little boy amazed every year''
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''Scarborough is lucky to have this''
Scarborough Library
Vernon Road
Scarborough
YO11 2NN
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Sprites is on the first floor of Scarborough Library
There are ramps and automatic doors at the main library entrance
There is an induction loop in the main library area
There is lift access to the first floor. The lift is 80cm wide
There are two accessible toilets on the ground floor
Further non-accessible toilets are available on the top floor
A visual story will be available a few weeks before the show
Written by Hannah Davies
Designed by Anna Bean
Directed by Rach Drew
Sound design by Nick Granville-Fall
Lighting Design by Jess Brigham
Commissioned and produced by ARCADE
Funded by Arts Council England and Cellnex Community Fund
Supported by Scarborough Library
