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You are Stardust

A delightful interactive performance that we created for children aged 2 – 5 years which explores the magical, mystical world of Estelle and her search for stardust. Estelle is fascinated by the stars and her biggest wish is to find some stardust of her very own, so she can have the beauty of the stars with her all the time. The performance joins Estelle as she explores the world far and wide on her quest to capture a little jar of magic.

Beautiful storytelling, movement and music combine to create an enchanting, interactive show exploring how sometimes the very thing you are looking for is right under your nose… Produced and presented by Stellar Projects; devised and performed by Urban Kaos with an original soundtrack composed and recorded by Danny Allinson.

Walking in through the fairy light tunnel to see the huge starry lantern was fabulous, truly stunning. Sitting on the large cushions with blankets gave a wonderful informality to the atmosphere which got rid of any concerns about whether the little one would behave.
Visitor
Thursday, August 31, 2017
Just to say we thoroughly enjoyed the show and were very impressed. My son doesn't usually last for more than about ten minutes so to keep him so engaged and interested was a major feat and done so beautifully. Thank you so much!
Visitor
Thursday, August 31, 2017
AMAZING! I want a giant, revolving star machine! I posted a few pictures and a video of it on social media - it attracted a lot of attention from other curious parents. You used lots of different theatrical props to engage the children and create atmosphere - it was magical and far exceeded my expectations!
Visitor
Thursday, August 31, 2017
I think the whole thing was very well thought out and had a beautiful message that rings true no matter the age.
Visitor
Thursday, August 31, 2017
We enjoyed the whole thing from start to finish - walking through the stars to sitting on the mats, being under the sea and then on the moon and the overall message of the story was amazing!
Visitor
Thursday, August 31, 2017