From: Gulb Marketing [gulbmarketing_at_kent_dot_ac_dot_uk]
Sent: 01 June 2017 13:02
Subject: RELEASE: Yana & the Yeti at Gulbenkian
Images
can be downloaded here:
http://www.thegulbenkian.co.uk/about-us/press/june/index.html
Pickled
Image present
Yana &
the Yeti
Sunday 18 June, 2pm
Gulbenkian, Canterbury
Things are going
to get really hairy at Gulbenkian, when Pickled Image present Yana & the
Yeti on Sunday 18 June at 2pm.
Yana?s story
begins as she arrives in a snow-bound village, far, far from home and all
alone. Surrounded by dense forest and strange noises, she can?t understand a
word anyone says. The other children tease her with tales of mythical mountain
monsters, and then things start to get really hairy?
Yana &
the Yeti is
a dark, funny and poignant tale of a small child?s determination to be
understood and her discovery that friends can come in the most unexpected
shapes and sizes. The show features exquisite music, Arctic landscapes and a
cast of extraordinary puppets. Yana
& the Yeti is aimed at family audiences, for ages 5+.
Pickled Image
created Yana & the Yeti in Northern Norway, above the Arctic Circle where
Yetis still exist. The company was formed in 2000, and specialises in puppetry
for live performance and theatre. Since its inception, the company has gained
international recognition and numerous awards for its work.
Co-produced by Nordland Visual Theatre, Pickled Image present Yana & the Yeti at
Gulbenkian on Sunday 18 June at 2pm. Tickets: ?8 / Groups of 4+ ?6.50pp, Baby
on Lap tickets (0-18 months) ?1. The show is suitable for ages 5+. For more
information and tickets please visit www.thegulbenkian.co.uk
or call 01227 769075.
ENDS.
Press Contact:
For interviews,
more information, press tickets and images please contact:
Jess Thomas, Marketing Officer, 01227 827956, j.l.thomas_at_kent_dot_ac_dot_uk
David Yard, Head of Marketing, 01227 824688, d.yard_at_kent_dot_ac_dot_uk
Or visit our
press site for images: http://www.thegulbenkian.co.uk/about-us/press/index.html
About Gulbenkian
Gulbenkian is a key part of the University of Kent?s Arts Centre
offering innovative, engaging and high quality arts activity for and with the
public, staff and students. It provides a key role in delivering the University
of Kent?s commitment to Public Engagement proving an interface between the
University and the local and wider community Gulbenkian has a particular
commitment to the creative empowerment of children and young people and talent
development.
Arts
Council England NPO
On 1 April 2015,
Gulbenkian became an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation. To
find out more about this please see the Arts
Council England website.