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15 July 2003 1803 BST
Grap: Frog returns to woo the kids of Norfolk
Picture: Robeqa Loveett, Tom Burroughs, Lucy Victory
Loved up: Frog and friends

You probably know that froggy-went-a-courting in the famous song, but have you heard the latest news?

It's true, Frog is in love.


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Frog in Love is on at the Norwich Playhouse on Friday 25 July at 3pm.

For ticket information about the production of Frog and Friends call the Norwich Playhouse on 01603 598598

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Frog In Love is a musical play for five to eight year olds, which creates a gently humorous animal world.

Frog and his friends Duck, Pig, Hare and Rabbit have adventures, fall in love, fall out, learn about life - and death - and begin to grow up.

Norwich's Tiebreak Theatre have adapted the captivating tale from the renowned Frog books by Max Velthuijs.

Pic: Cast member of Frog in Love
Frog and friends will be hopping into the Norwich Playhouse

"It's fantastic to get permission to use stories that are widely read and loved by children throughout the world," said Tiebreak's Nicola Khandpur.

"To have the opportunity to take these stories into schools in Norfolk and further afield is just a wonderful way of linking with children."

Using a combination of music, song and colourful design, Tiebreak hope to enthral children and parents alike when the show hops into the Norwich Playhouse.

Tiebreak began life at the Norwich Arts Centre.

From specialising in performances for schools, 21 years later the company now tours all over England presenting theatre to young people and families.

Picture: Frog as he appears in the books.  Link
Frog as he appears in Max Velthuijs' illustrated books.

"In a number of cases we can be the first opportunity for children to experience live performance, so it's wonderful to bring them that little moment of magic," said Nicola Khandpur.

In the play Frog feels like laughing, feels like crying and feels like something is going 'thump thump' inside.

Frog in Love will be on at the Norwich Playhouse on Friday 25 July at 3pm. The company will also be performing Frog in Love and My Uncle Arly at the Edinburgh Festival in August.

 

 

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