Rainbow Fish Play
I’ve always enjoyed children’s plays. You will be surprised to find that their standard is pretty high, with engaging storylines, colourful and innovative sets, wonderful acting and singing, well written original songs and local puns! Best of all, the tickets cost a fraction of what I’ve to pay for an adult’s play or performance. It doesn’t cost me an arm and a leg (2 arms and 2 legs, in fact) to bring the whole family there. The only drawback is, I’ve to book tickets way in advance. I hate watching plays from a lousy seat. Just a pet peeve of mine. ?
I’m very blessed to have children who enjoy them as much as I do, with minimal fidgeting.
Right, back to my topic. Rainbow fish. Well, it’s based on a well-loved children’s book with beautiful illustrations on pride and selfishness. iTheatre managed to expand it into an enjoyable 40 mins musical.
The sets are thoughtful and innovative.
Colourful under the UV lights. And very fine puppetry work we have here. The actors did a wonderful job in bringing the puppet sea creatures to life with their expressive voices. There’s the proud and selfish rainbow fish, witty Big Violet, excitable Little Green, friendly Small Blue, sociable Tiny Stripes, motherly Starfish, villainous (but cowardly) French accented Hammerhead shark (who’s mad about sushi and sashimi) and wise old Octopus.
My favourite character is the witty Big Violet which is both abrasive and eloquent. Heck! He even speaks Shakespearean!
“Any fish by any other name will smell as fishy!”- Big Violet.
So if you haven’t watched it, get the tickets now at Sistic! Check out their website.
Our wefie ritual, while waiting for it to start!!
Trying to selfie with the stage but failing miserably. I need to buy a new selfie stick. The last one went kaput!!