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Watch LIVE: Anansi and the Spider Re-Spun

The Unicorn Theatre are thrilled to announce their digitally created theatre experience, Anansi the Spider Re-spun for ages 3 – 8, streamed in partnership with The Guardian. There are three episodes, which they are streaming for free on their YouTube channel and on The Guardian’s website. One episode will be released every Saturday at 11am from 30 May, with each available on demand for the following three weeks.

Episode 1: Anansi the Spider Re-spun: Brother Anansi and Brother Snake
Streamed: Sat 30 May, 11am
Available until Sat 20 Jun 8pm

Episode 2: Anansi the Spider Re-spun: Anansi and the Two Dinners
Streamed: Sat 6 Jun, 11am
Available until Sat 27 Jun 8pm

Episode 3: Anansi the Spider Re-spun: Anansi and the Pot of Wisdom
Streamed: Sat 13 Jun, 11am
Available until Sat 4 Jul 8pm

Inspired by their 2019 five-star hit show, Anansi the Spider, about the infamous mischief-maker and master spinner of yarns, they’ve adapted these classic West African and Caribbean tales for Unicorn Online. 

This fun online performance, featuring music, song and humour is an exciting new adventure!

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YouTube channel 


Free Activities and Workshops

Along with each episode, they are also releasing a free creative activity pack for families to use. And, on 30th May they’re launching their free online workshop where viewers can learn a song from Anansi, send in a recording and feature in their online celebratory Anansi song party video which they’ll release in July.

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Little Angel Puppet Theatre Performances and Resources

 

Little Angel Puppet Theatre has lots of fun home learning resources. Click on the following link to find out more:

Little Angel Home Learning

The theatre normally puts on the most incredible puppet shows! Whilst the theatre is closed they have been streaming performances, including:

‘I want my hat back’

‘This is not my hat’

‘What does an anteater eat?’

…and many more! Click on the links above to explore.

After you have watched the shows you could compose your own music or sound effects for one of them, or your own puppet show. They have used guitar, whistling and harmonica. What instruments do you have at home? Even if you don’t have any, you can whistle and use your voice. You can make percussion instruments too. Here are some ideas of how to make them from one of our previous posts:

Musical Activity – Can you make your own instrument?