040 ARTS ARTS ATTACK
David Walliams’ Hippo on the Moon is landing in Margate, local artists open up their studios, plus prestigious win for bOing!
Kaz Russell-Graham D
avid Walliams’ stories are adored by children the world over, and he is developing a reputation as a natural successor to Roald Dahl – his own literary hero. Now one of his stories has been adapted for stage by the award- winning Les Petits Theatre Company and it’s
coming to the Theatre Royal Margate next month. The First Hippo On the Moon is a fantastical adventure featuring puppetry, music and mayhem. Two big hippos, one enormous dream: who can make it to the moon fi rst? Book your seats for an explosively funny space adventure for
children aged three and above. • The First Hippo On the Moon, 23rd July, 2pm, at the Theatre Royal Margate. For more information, or to book tickets, visit
www.theatreroyalmargate.com or call 01843 292795
www.indexdigital.co.uk
Diary date
South East Open Studios, 9th-25th June South East Open Studios (SEOS), now in its 21st year of celebrating local art, has a total of 265 artists and craftspeople exhibiting in 148 different studios across the region. Artists will be opening their doors to enable visitors to see them at work – it’s completely free, with no pressure to purchase and with a warm and friendly welcome guaranteed!
• A free guidebook is widely available at local libraries, shops, galleries and tourist information sites. For more information, or to download a PDF, visit
www.seos-art.org
European honour for bOing!
Europe for Festivals, Festivals for Europe (
www.effe.eu), is an international festival community connecting festivals that are deeply committed to the arts, their communities and Europe. Now it has given the Canterbury bOing! festival a ‘remarkable festival’ in Europe award. • Tickets for bOing! are available now. Call 01227 769075 or visit
www.boingfestival.com
©The Other Richard
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