Edinburgh Festival: Spell in the Well
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Your support makes all the difference.The American storytelling ensemble the Shoestring Players retains the highly successful structure of its last Edinburgh offering, Ladders to the Sky. Four folk tales, delivered with lots of good movement, are accompanied by audience participation in the form of a mimed trip to the moon. Knowing use of anachronism and funky percussion accompaniment make this joyous production accessible to parents and children.
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