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Social world of a child explored in 'The Bus' | Social world of a child explored in 'The Bus' |
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| Written by Staff Reporter | |
| Wednesday, 05 March 2008 | |
![]() The social world of a child is a minefield of shifting allegiances, uncertain loyalties, sudden hostilities, unspoken rules, pranks and casual cruelties. Fitting in is a challenge, especially when you're just ten years old and starting at a new school. 'The Bus' by Maeve Ingoldsby and Philip Hardy is a play for children aged 6 to 12 years. It follows the progress of the new boy as he familiarises himself with the politics of the school bus and learns for himself the rules for survival and acceptance. Running at the Town Hall Theatre from tomorrow, Thursday 6 to Friday 7 March, this is an ensemble piece with seven actors playing multiple roles. The production zings with explosive energy and breathtaking physical hijinks. As always with Barnstorm, while the play specifically reflects the child's world, its universal theme makes it relevant to all ages. Tickets, €10, are available from 091-569777. |
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