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Snigel and Friends

 Join Snigel the inquisitive snail, in their cozy home underneath the leafy canopy; a colourful and sensory world, designed by Laura Hook, where Snigel’s insect friends, brought to life by dancers Welly O’Brien/Alex McCabe and performer and musician Zac Scott, come to visit.

Watch as they dance, play, sing and make music in the undergrowth while uncovering secret treasures, in this inviting new work for children aged under 12 months and their adult.

This is a co-creation between Caroline Bowditch and Laura Hook. 


An inviting new work for children aged 0 – 12 months and their adult.


Snigel and Friends is a relaxed show and while we ask babies and their adults to stay on the mats provided, please feel free to wriggle around, make noise and feed your little one.

Fancy joining Snigel on an adventure? Click here to find out more...

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​"The designs are exquisite, the music and movement entrancing" ★★★★ The Herald

"Dancer Caroline Bowditch's first creation for babes in arms is perfectly realised...a properly delightful experience; a tuneful, gurgling, roly-poly piece of dance theatre ...Here is wonder indeed" ★★★★ ​The List

“Sweet and Subtle... When it’s time to go, no one wants to leave”  FEST Magazine

”If you have a  baby... I recommend Snigel & Friends... a gentle 40 minutes featuring a delicious snail & flirty bee... [a]  little charmer”  The Guardian


Shortlisted for a Total Theatre award at the 2017 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
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​     With thanks to Scottish Opera

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