Show Notes
New Audiomoves Podcast Alert! Announcing a new series – Audiomoves goes to Sleep – your ultimate bedtime podcast for little ones. All episodes out next Friday!
Join us as we dive into a world of relaxing movement, expert knowledge, and gentle soundscapes, all designed to help your children unwind and drift into dreamland. Each episode is crafted to spark imagination and bring calm, making bedtime a more soothing experience for everyone.
Perfect for parents seeking a peaceful evening routine, tune in and let Audiomoves goes to Sleep be your trusted bedtime companion. Recommended for ages 4+, each episode is a magical 10-15 minute journey to dreamland.
Subscribe now, wherever you get your podcasts.
THE TEAM Creator & Director: Daphna Attias
Narrator: Charlie Hendren
Writers: Jordan Ajadi, Bridie Donaghy, Bridget Lappin, Maya Politaki
Composers & Sound Designers: Ellie Isherwood, Yaniv Fridel, Ben Kelly
Sleep experts: Matthew Davies, Dr Caroline Horton, Professor Matt Jones, Helen Rutherford
Producer: Bridie Donaghy
Engagement Producer: Niki Lavithis
Access Consultant: Amelia Cavallo
Marketing Manager: Vic Shead
Podcast Illustration: Evie Fridel
Graphic Design: Studio27Eleven
Thank you to the children at Edith Neville Primary School, Katesgrove Primary School, Carlton Hill Primary School, Full House Theatre Houghton Regis Art Town group, and Great Ormond Street Hospital for all their brilliant questions.
Audiomoves goes to sleep is funded by Arts Council England, with support from Phoenix Court, Full House Theatre and Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Peut-Être Theatre is supported by Arts Council England, Backstage Trust, Garfield Weston Foundation, Foyle Foundation and Phoenix Court.
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