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The Mossy Story + Mossy Make storytelling and workshop

  • Theatre Alibi Emmanuel Road Exeter, England, EX4 1EJ United Kingdom (map)

The Mossy Story

Join Jay as he travels with his Nana on an unforgettable journey, venturing into tiny mossy worlds in search of big answers. A story reading with added magic, featuring a dancing tardigrade and a sleeping giant… A celebration of the small things we can all do to build a brighter, greener future!

The Mossy Story is an illustrated story book written by Exeter-based author Micha Colombo. The story has been inspired by the Art and Energy Collective’s project ‘How to Bury the Giant’, with themes of mosses, climate action, giants, all helping to share and celebrate tiny actions for the environment. It is performed on the Mossy Carpet artwork, please wear socks so you can join in and take a walk of celebration!

Mossy Make

The Mossy Carpet is an epic interactive multi-sensory textile artwork made by thousands of people. It shares and celebrates the small actions we’re all taking towards a better world… and you’re invited to join in too!

Look closely and learn about the amazing role that mosses play in the environment… get creative and make your own textile tuft to add to the artwork… then tell the tardigrade about the small actions you’re taking to #BeMoreMoss

Ticket Prices: £10/£12/£14

Doors: 10.30am & 1.30pm

Event starts: 11am & 2pm

Duration: 50 mins

Suitable for: 6+ Years

Where: Alibi, EX4 1EJ (Main Hall)

This event is part of the What If…? Celebration of Children’s Stories, taking place at Alibi from 24th – 31st May. Check out the other exciting events in the programme here.

We’ll also have a café serving hot drinks and delicious snacks – we take our coffee seriously— expect nothing less than excellent brews at Alibi.

Please note, there is no parking at Alibi. If you are driving, please use the public car park on Okehampton Street. If you have access requirements, please contact access@theatrealibi.co.uk and we will be able to reserve a spot for you on site.

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