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Down at Pebble Road there's a pond
Where children play
Picnics are eaten
Ducks quack
Fish swim
Dragonflies hum
And the Pond People live…
A theatre storytelling experience with live music set in a pond, exploring freshwater biodiversity and inspired by fairy tales.
Created by Spun Glass Theatre, supported using public funding by Arts Council England.
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