Exhausted Pirates and Insomniac Astronauts Using design-based workshops to understand children’s sleep knowledge Dr Dylan Yamada-Rice, Acting Head of Information Experience Design, Royal College of Art This blog post reflects on sleep workshops that myself and Amy Clark undertook on behalf of Dubit in order to inform a new play about sleep called Sweet Dreams by tutti frutti, a… Read more »
The Boy Who Cried Wolf Cast Q&A
Alex Wingfield (Silas and ensemble), Florence Russell (Mum and ensemble), and Guido Garcia Lueches (Grandad and ensemble) take a break from rehearsals to chat about The Boy Who Cried Wolf. Have you worked with tutti frutti or any of the cast and creatives before? Alex: I’m very excited to get going on the back… Read more »
Hannah Sibai talks about designing the set and costumes for The Boy Who Cried Wolf
Hannah Sibai is a performance designer based in Yorkshire. To date she has designed over 70 productions. This autumn Hannah will be designing the set and costumes for The Boy Who Cried Wolf, which is touring from mid-September to the end of December. Have you designed for tutti frutti before? I designed The Elves and… Read more »
Yellow is the Colour of Sunshine in the Press
Leeds Theatre Company Launch New Kids Show South Leeds Life ‘Yellow is the Colour of Sunshine’ is the latest family-friendly show from Leeds theatre company Tutti Frutti, that my daughter Emily (4) and I saw today at the Carriageworks Theatre. We were the official South Leeds Life press team, and treated accordingly – being ushered… Read more »
Little Feet Design Assistant blog
This June our biannual Little Feet Festival returned for a fifth time, bringing lots of fantastic theatre companies to York and Leeds for a week filled with performances, workshops and fun. This year we created an extra position as part of the festival team- the Little Feet Design Assistant- which was an opportunity for a… Read more »
