Savour the Flavour - Planet Munch - Musical Puppet Show

Nysa Projects presents - Planet Munch - Where every mealtime is a song and a dance!
Welcome to a world of beatboxing greens, hula-hooping fruit, and the colourful residents of the Five-a-DayJazz Club and Pulse dance studio. Featuring life-size puppets, an original soundtrack and loads of audience participation, Planet Munchis a delicious blend of playful musical theatre and inventive storytelling, with a healthy message about eating well and living together at its core. Created for children of primary school age, Planet Munch is a flavoursome puppetry treat for the whole family.

45mins
Recommended Age: 5+ (pre-schoolers welcomed)

It’s time to groove in the Roots at Hertfordshire Libraries

Tuesday 30 May at 2.00pm Borehamwood Library

PLANET MUNCH is very well suited to curriculum-based expressive arts, science and PSHE activities at Foundation and Key Stage 1 and 2 levels. The themes of the show directly serve to support national programmes to encourage healthy eating, wellbeing and active lifestyles.

Children

Thank you for coming to our school and showing us the puppets. I loved the dancing and singing but what I mostly enjoyed was meeting all those different puppets.
My favourite part is all the teamwork and friendship to help each other and that is what friends are for. This is the best puppet show I have ever seen.

I appreciate your coming on to our school and teaching us more about our 5-a-Day and to eat more healthy. I’m very happy because that was my first puppet show ever!!!

Their grown ups.

Brilliant, very funny especially Chick Pea!!

Such a fun and inspiring show! The kids really enjoyed it and are already asking for veg for dinner. Great show.
So fantastic to watch, so colourful, funny, clever and the puppets were beautiful – so pleased we came to watch – more please!!

'Keep up the good work, singing dancing and laughter
These ingredients must lead to happy ever after…’
Big thanks to UCL GOSH Institute of Child Health for support.

Generously supported by Arts Council England

For more information visit https://nysa.co.uk/blog/savour-the-flavour-fresher-than-cousin-carrots-latest-pickings