Eaten

CATS Award Nomination for Best Production for Children and Young People 2017/18

What if your food started talking back? Meet Lionel the lion. He’s just eaten a human called Mamoru for lunch.

But Lionel hasn’t chewed his food, so Mamoru’s alive and well in his stomach and now wants to say hello. A strange friendship between the eater and the eaten starts to grow. Meanwhile, Lionel’s breakfast wants to say hello… from his bottom!

Eaten invites children to the fascinating world of food chains and digestion.

‘Whimsical hi-jinks’ ★★★★ (Herald)

‘Big, cuddly and clever’ ★★★★ (Times)

‘Daringly inventive’ ★★★★ (Stage)

Please note: no performance on 8, 15 Aug

• Preview: Thu 2 Aug (£6)
• 241 tickets (select full price): Mon 6 & Tue 7 Aug
• Signed Performance (BSL): Mon 13 Aug
• Relaxed Performance: Tue 14 Aug

Mamoru Iriguchi in association with Independent Arts Projects

If you are a Storytelling Centre Supporter, select a full price ticket to book at the discounted rate.

A booking fee of £1 is charged per transaction for online and phone bookings. No booking fee is applied to tickets purchased in person from the Scottish Storytelling Centre Box Office.

Picture Credit: Manuel Vason