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Meet me a Tree

@ The Hullabaloo

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28 February 2020 - 29 February 2020

Let me meet you a tree.

What can you see?

Beneath the blue sky

as the summer floats by.

Meet me a Tree is an interactive first opera for 0-2 year olds and their carers with music by Schumann, Delibes and Handel as well as original words and music by Catherine Carter. HurlyBurly invites you and your baby on a multisensory journey through a year in the life of a tree: singing with blackbirds, marching through fallen leaves, smelling new blossom and feeling the wind on your cheeks.

With beautiful singing and relaxing music at its core Meet me a Tree will be an opportunity to unwind and have fun for new parents, carers and babies.

Venue
The Hullabaloo
Borough Road
Darlington
County Durham
DL1 1SG

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