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Baloomba-wop
Once upon tough time,
there were Grumpy Gallumphies who didn’t like strangeness it made them
quite grumpy. Then a magical train arrived from a dream and those who
could dare, they had dared to get in. It was off to Baloomba-wop where
they had purple rain, and a shop that even sold new replacement brains!
They
would meet Charlie Warmton whose best friend was a blanket, and the
Brookenstein Fox who lives up on a shelf, and Bluster-McFluster with
his technical gadgets and the Gimmety-Gimme with everything for
herself. They’d meet
Booger-Looger
who picks his nose to perfection and the Whirly-twirl-girl who lacks
any direction. And not to mention the Gadoodleborger who runs a magical
shop which just happens to be where the train is to stop.
But
deep in Baloomba-wop, a Grumpy Gallumphy, the notorious Dame
Grumpty-Doobee-the-Fourth, she doesn’t like strangeness at all so she
wants to make everyone so very ‘normal’ of course. She is looking to
change Baloomba-wop for forever. She’s determined to make all these
weirdoes quite plain. Will she be stopped before everything’s ‘normal’,
I wonder. Or succeed making all be exactly the same?
baloombawop
Baloomba-wop
is an interactive, off the wall, musical adventure for kids and kids at
heart. It should appeal to fans of Dr Seuss, Lewis Carroll, Roald Dahl.
The land of Baloomba-wop is magically brought to life through the
complete dagdom of The Aspinauts and the gestural signing and characterisations of their storyteller-lead singer, Donna Williams.
It runs for an hour and audience members are invited to actively
participate throughout. This diversity-friendly, affordable show is suitable for schools, holiday programs, theatres and festivals.
First public performance coming up Sat 26th September at Carlton Nth Learning Centre, 20 Princes St Carlton Nth. Tix $5-$7.50 at the door.
2:32 AM
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