Fairy tales performed in '˜magical' Tilgate Park

Families enjoyed fairy tales brought to life in Crawley's Tilgate Park at the weekend.
Pitchy in the park. Tilgate Park. Pic Steve Robards. SR1516276 SUS-150713-124750001Pitchy in the park. Tilgate Park. Pic Steve Robards. SR1516276 SUS-150713-124750001
Pitchy in the park. Tilgate Park. Pic Steve Robards. SR1516276 SUS-150713-124750001

In a first for Tilgate Park, Pitchy Breath Theatre Group, took their production of The Hare and the Tortoise; Goldilocks and the Three Bears and Rumpelstiltskin to the ‘magical’ walled garden on Saturday and Sunday (July 11 and 12).

Jo Joseph, art development officer at Crawley Borough Council, who works with Pitchy Breath at the Hawth Theatre, said: “The weather on Saturday was wonderful and sunny, but on Sunday it was a little bit drizzly and windy. People had their umbrellas up.

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“It was nice because when the audience came in they walked down this covered archway and all the actors were interacting with the children, which went down very well.”

Pitchy in the park. Tilgate Park. Pic Steve Robards. SR1516321 SUS-150713-125205001Pitchy in the park. Tilgate Park. Pic Steve Robards. SR1516321 SUS-150713-125205001
Pitchy in the park. Tilgate Park. Pic Steve Robards. SR1516321 SUS-150713-125205001

She added: “We were obviously doing our rehearsals there in the evenings. It was almost magical.”

Building on the success of the group’s events in the park and previously at the Hawth Ampitheatre, she hopes the group will be able to hold more in Tilgate Park.

For information about getting involved with Pitchy Breath’s work go to www.pitchybreath.co.uk

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