WATER: The Play
Ideal for child-friendly events, school tours (curriculum-relevant material), environment-focused festivals and events

When 8 year old Olive, who has always been afraid of big waves, meets a strange looking fish while on vacation by the sea, she makes one wish: That all the water in all the world would disappear!


What follows is a fantastical, interactive tale that transports the audience from beach resorts to apple orchards, from Ethiopia to inside our own bodies!

Follow Olive as she faces her fears and meets a spiky green plant, taunting bullies, a sassy desert snake, a silly coughing tree and a grumpy old farmer, and learns all the reasons why water must not be taken for granted.


First created for a Children's Festival in Evian, France, a new, longer version of Water: The Play was recently commissioned by the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Canada. Water: The Play ran for several weeks in March 2011 at the ROM, to help kick-off the opening of their Water Exhibition. The show also received a full production in July 2012 at teh Palmerston Library Theatre in Toronto. We are currently touring Water to elementary schools across Ontario. For more details and price quotes, please CONTACT US or visit our website for young audiences at www.youngjesters.com .


** To read a review of our 2012 production of WATER at the Palmerston Library Theatre, please click HERE.


*** If you would like to watch a video of our 2012 production of WATER at the Palmerston Theatre, simply click HERE.










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