Hermit
Hermit is an original, visual, funny and moving performance about being alone and coming home.
About Hermit
2 - 6 years
There is a square. Is it a house? There is sound. What happens inside? A lid opens. Is there something inside? What is inside? Who is inside?
Hermit is an original, visual, funny and moving performance about being alone and coming home.
With a background in music theatre and modern mime, Simone de Jong creates work based around music, movement and imagination, with performances which appeal to the multiple senses of its young audience, in a secretive way.
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