PEA.
“A witty and totally epic
bedtime adventure for
children and adults alike"
★★★★ - Everything Theatre
4+
"An exquisitely produced piece of work...
An enchanting, adventurous journey that perceptively engages with themes of anxiety and coping mechanisms, while smashing gender stereotyping and fairy tale tropes. Tiffany is an indisputable hero!"
★★★★ - Everything Theatre
"A wild adventure, expertly performed...
PEA is a valuable and entertaining piece of puppetry showing how immersing yourself in storytelling can help remove obstacles"
★★★★ - LouReviews
PEA.
Supported by Arts Council England, Cambridge Junction, The Curious School of Puppetry, The Puppet Theatre Barge &
Norwich Puppet Theatre
Created and devised by: Eden Harbud and Sam Williams
Puppet and Set Design: Blythe Brett
Sound Design: Eden Harbud and Sam Williams
Trailer Music: Dominic Roocroft
Touring Assistance & Marketing Photography: Phoebe Schenk
Digital version credits:
Performed by: Eden Harbud & Jennie Rawling
Edited by: Eden Harbud
Filmed by: Eden Harbud & Jennie Rawling
Voice Actors: Phoebe Gilderdale, Eden Harbud,
Jennie Rawling & Sam Williams
Audience responses:
“As a parent, this is just the theatre that I would want to bring my children to see”
"That was unbelievable!" - Primary school student, age 6
"Something for everyone" - Teacher of Ridgefield Primary School
"Enchanting to behold"
"The whole experience was like living a dream"
Tiffany can’t sleep, join her on a quest to answer why...
Tiffany is twisting and turning and her mind won’t stop whirring. She knows there must be a PEA hidden underneath her bed! As Tiffany adventures down through worlds of mattresses and mysteries, she meets the restless bed folk: the bumbling Shepherd and his herd of ‘counting’ sheep, the thieving Bed-Bugs, and of course, the wise old Memory Foam...
None of them dare to venture to the bottom of the bed, but that won’t stop Tiffany. The roaring doesn’t scare her. Join Tiffany on her quest to find the PEA and get a good night's sleep. But what is really keeping her awake?
All the stories tell us that stepmothers are evil. Maybe the fairy tales are wrong...
Multi-award nominated PEA is a family show for adventurers aged four and over, filled with enchanting puppetry and intricate soundscapes.
PEA has been supported by:
