Paper Aeroplane (Film)

Show Details

Dates: Sat 14 Nov 2020
Times: 11am (available to watch for 7 days)
Running Time: 47 mins
Age Range: 3-7

 

Half Moon presents a live-recorded performance of
Paper Aeroplane
a Lots of Odds Theatre production for ages 3-7

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Put your sofa in the front row with a new digital production of Paper Aeroplane, live-recorded at Half Moon Theatre and professionally filmed and edited. Join us for an online performance that puts the best seats in the house into your own home.

Take flight with two new friends as they soar through clouds, fly over distant seas and circle faraway lands. They touch down in mysterious new places and discover oceans to swim in, rocks to clamber over and bridges to cross. But where will they fly to next?

Lift-off on a journey full of music, physicality and zooming paper aeroplanes, where sometimes the skies are not as clear as we first think.

Developed with children who have shared their experiences of losing loved ones, Paper Aeroplane sensitively explores loss and bereavement, the challenges we face when trying to move on, and how we can help one another along the way.

INFORMATION ABOUT THE SCREENING

• Bookings for Paper Aeroplane close at 2pm on Friday 13 November 2020.
• Screening ticket holders will receive an email approximately 30 minutes before the scheduled viewing time with a link and password to watch the show, which will be streamed online via Vimeo.
• Ticket holders will also be sent three accompanying online workshop activities, which can also be viewed online via Vimeo.
• The production will be available to view for 7 days and you can watch the show as many times as you like.
• Closed captions are available to watch for this production as well as a BSL interpreted film.

INTERVIEW WITH the CREATOR OF PAPER AEROPLANE

Paper Aeroplane production photos

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This digital season of work has been made possible by funding from The National Lottery Community Fund, distributed by City Bridge Trust through the London Community Response Fund. Thanks to National Lottery players for making this possible.