Cerita Anak (Child’s Story) is a must-see family performance for OzAsia

The 2018 OzAsia Festival program is busting with family friendly activities, visit the Lucky Dumpling Market, Moon Lantern Parade or see one of the many performances! With over 190,000 people expected this years festival is celebrating its largest program yet. Held over 18 days, the festival program presents the very best in contemporary dance, theatre, music, visual art, film, literature, food, family events, workshops, talks and more from across Asia today.

Cerita Anak (Child’s Story) is a must-see on your OzAsia family hit list. Cerita Anak takes children and their adults on a sea journey never to be forgotten. Climb aboard the specially made boat and be rocked and rolled across a strange ocean. Dive to the bottom of the sea, hear stories on the wind and in the currents of the water and face great danger before coming to safe harbour.

This immersive theatre experience draws its inspiration from the seafaring history in Java and the true tale of arrival in Australia told by a small boy. Combining puppetry, song, shadow imagery and sound, the show bustles with all the life of the ocean.

Audience members, both young and old are passengers and storytellers on this exquisite adventure.

‘An emotional overflow thanks to the sheer beauty and interactive fun of this simple yet superbly executed production.’
The West Australian

Recommended seating in the boat is for children 2-7 years of age. Children must also be accompanied by an adult when in the boat. It is best for children 8-12 years of age to be in seating, not in the boat. Children under 2 years of age are FREE on knee.

Tickets available here 

OzAsia 

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