Bookings
School bookings open 24 September 2024 for all DreamBIG 2025 events and performances.
4 shows
Accessibility
Reserves and Prices
Limited
This show is included in the Festival Explorer pass!
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An unlikely duo unite in a story of self-acceptance and empathy.
Fusing Japanese folklore traditions and contemporary storytelling, Little Bozu and Kon Kon follows a shapeshifting raccoon and a misunderstood fox from different worlds. After a series of mistaken identities, Little Bozu and Kon Kon recognise and celebrate each other’s uniqueness.
Created by Mayu Iwasaki and developed with Monkey Baa Theatre Company.
Image | Clare Hawley
Performances available for schools
- Accessibility
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This venue is wheelchair accessible.
- Just watch - this activity asks for the audience to sit-back, relax, and enjoy the show unfolding in front of them (with little or no audience participation)
- Auslan Interpreter available upon request
- Participants can explore the space at their own pace
- Download the Visual Story for 'Little Bozu and Kon Kon'
- Age Suitability
- Ages 4-9
- Runtime
- 35 minutes
Part of
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Credits
- Mayu Iwasaki Story and Design
- Me-Lee Hay Composer
- Matt Cox Lighting Designer
- Katrina Gaskell Puppet Designer and Maker
- Mayu Iwasaki, Freya Pragt, Shingo Usami Performers
- Thomas Creative, Steve Howarth Set Construction
- Eva Di Cesare Monkey Baa Artistic Director
- Omusubi Productions, Monkey Baa Theatre Company Producers
Dates
Performance Location: Institute Gallery, State Library of South Australia
Location
The State Library of South Australia is located in the Hetzel Lecture Theatre & Institute Building - SLSA, Corner North Terrace and Kintore Avenue, Adelaide.
More information
This venue is external to Festival Centre. To plan your visit, please go to the State Library of South Australia's website.
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