Audiomoves- get kids moving

S7 Ep2: Cacophony

Audiomoves- get kids moving

Show Notes

What can you hear? In this episode we’re listening to all the really quiet things like blinking and spiders, and seeing what sounds our body makes when we move!

Audiomoves is a podcast for little ones and big ones to move to, created by Peut-Être Theatre.

To find out more about us and our work, visit www.peutetretheatre.co.uk

@peutetretheatre

Recommended for ages 4+

Creative Team

Creator & Director: Daphna Attias

Writers: Maya Politaki and Bridget Lappin

Narrator: Charlie Hendren

Opening voice: Yahil

Music: Yaniv Fridel

Sound Design & additional composition: Ben Kelly

Movement Consultant: Ayse Tashkiran

Producer: Bridie Donaghy

Podcast & Audio Content Consultant: Clare Freeman

Social Media Content Producer: Vic Shead

Podcast Illustration: Evie Fridel

This series is inspired by Peut-Être Theatre's show 'Shh…Bang', which was all about silence and noise, and which premiered in London in 2015. For more information about the show visit our website.

Audiomoves is supported by Arts Council England.

Thanks to the play team and children at Great Ormond Street Hospital, & the team at GOSH Arts.

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