WHIFF

Whiff the baby Warthog smells! He hasn't got any friends. He lives on the bend of a river with Crocodiles on one side Monkeys on the other and birds next door.

The narrator introduces us to the jungle and Whiff, we are then left to follow whiff on his search to find a friend. On the way we meet baby Bird, baby Crocodile and baby Monkey. 

Will Whiff find a friend?

Will we have fun and adventures on the way?

Why not get a ticket and go and see!

This show is very cleverly written, it is entertaining, educational and works on several different levels kids and adults get different things out of it. The audience participation is fun and on the day I was in everyone joined in. When I had the chance to look round all I could see were people with mesmerised looks on their faces.

As we are friends with the company I took a poll of the audience members coming out of the show out of 15 groups we got 3 x **** and 11 x ***** with one ******

Therefore it is a resounding *****

I discovered that at the last moment this show went from a 3 hander to a two hander, just Bernie Byrne the writer director performer and Debbie Elias.

Please support cute baby Warthogs, even if they do pong, and go see a brilliant show.

*****

S

Fringe Programme Page No

21  

Company

Kipper Tie Theatre  

Venue Name and Number

Pleasance Jack Dome   V23

Dates and Times

11.30   to  12.25   August  1st  to  27th  (not 5 or 15th)

Comedy 2007

Music 2007

Others 2007

Theatre 2007

Musicals 2007

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