Musical adaptation of the award-winning children's book by Lu Fraser and Kate Hindley, with puppets and catchy tunes about self-acceptance for ages 3+.
The Littlest Yak comes to the Connaught Theatre on Saturday 7 November, with two shows that morning and early afternoon. It's a musical adaptation of the award-winning children's book by Lu Fraser and Kate Hindley, brought to the stage by LAStheatre with puppets and catchy tunes.
The story is set in the heart of the Himalayas and follows Gertie, a yak with the curliest, whirliest wool and the grippiest of hooves. She's tired of being the littlest and is in a rush to grow up and be just like the big yaks, only to discover there are things only she can do. It's a heart-warming tale of self-acceptance for the whole family, celebrating being perfect just the way you are. The production was nominated for a YAKTASTIC 4 OffWestEnd Award.
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There are two performances on the day: 11:00am and 1:30pm, each running for 45 minutes. Tickets start from £15 plus a £1.75 transaction fee, and the age guidance is 3+, so it's one for the smaller ones and their grown-ups. The Connaught Theatre is on Union Place in Worthing.
