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Possum Magic

Friday 8 September 2023

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Contact Name: Frankston Arts Centre Box Office

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27-37 Davey Street
Frankston, 3199 Victoria

Mem Fox and Julie Vivas’ beloved picture book Possum Magic has enchanted children for decades and Monkey Baa Theatre Company brings the paper and ink to life on stage once again!

Using a clever, nuanced palette of live action, stage magic, an original soundscape, elements of puppetry and projected animation, Monkey Baa’s award-winning creative team have translated the whimsical world of the book to a live experience for audiences 3–8 years (and their families).

Adapted by Monkey Baa founders Eva Di Cesare and Sandra Eldridge.

Grandma Poss loves making magic. She makes wombats blue and kookaburras pink. She makes dingoes smile and emus shrink. But one day, when danger arrives in the form of a snake, Grandma uses her most magical spell to make Hush invisible. Hush has many wonderful adventures. But being invisible isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, and Hush longs to see herself again. One problem. Grandma Poss can’t find the spell to make Hush visible again. And then she remembers... this particular magic requires something more, something special, something to do with food... people food. Possum Magic takes us on a whimsical journey to cities around Australia to find the food that

makes Hush visible again.

Based on the book by Mem Fox and Julie Vivas.

Presented by: Frankston Arts Centre and Monkey Baa Theatre Company as part of the 2023 FAC Season

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