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Skip to content Instagram Facebook Bluesky. By Graham Hiley. If only my new grand-daughter was a couple of years older! She would absolutely love Hey! Aimed at three to seven-year-olds this charming story is the perfect introduction to theatre for younger children.
In fact, it is something of a Christmas Miracle⦠in as much as it kept several hundred little ones quiet for the full hour! From those on school outings to tots snuggled with a parent, every one of them was entranced by this delightful production in a homely, welcoming setting. Not a bit of it. Every child watched spellbound. Traumatised by the war she has fled, she is unable to speak but still builds a strong bond with the tree who has never had a Christmas and is unsure why he is wearing lights and tinsel.
But with love and care from Yulia and her cheeky cat Winston Callum Balmforth , he grows tall and proud until Christmas comes around again, bringing the best present of all. Christmas Tree carries an important message of acceptance, friendship and finding a home but it is so subtle that it gently educates rather than preaches. That allows the youngsters to enjoy this utterly enchanting piece at face value while absorbing a life lesson.
With a beautiful stage setting, the play goes from mime to funny dialogue to on-stage antics and of course the obligatory appearance by Father Christmas as well as a snowwoman both played by Samantha Bingley. If that were not enough to keep everyone engaged, there is a mid-show snowball fight giving youngsters the chance to get involved. And at the end, the cast go into the audience to invite children β and some reluctant adults β to join them on stage for a dance.
If you have small children β or grandchildren β who are not quite ready for traditional panto, then this hugely enjoyable makes a wonderful Christmas treat. In Common is not for profit. We rely on donations from readers to keep the site running. Could you help to support us for as little as 25p a week?