The Crow's Tale - String Theatre

By Longfieldhall
September 30, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Longfieldhall

Posted September 30, 2019

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Posted September 30, 2019

Wonderful and enchanting String Theatre are back at Longfield Hall with their newest production "The Crow's Tale". String are one of the only companies still using hand carved long string marionettes in the UK and their productions are magical and unique. Shows are suitable for everyone from 3 plus (you don't even need to bring children along!).

Tickets via our website https://longfieldhall.org.uk/2019/08/28/the-crows-tale-by-string-theatre/

For more information about String and to see a trailer visit www.stringtheatre.co.uk

Longfield Hall is just next to Myatts Fields park between Camberwell and Brixton. SE5 9QY

www.longfieldhall.org.uk

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