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A Sick Day for Morris McGee

Train theater
Age: 
3+
45
Language: 
Hebrew
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Based on the book, A Sick Day for Amos McGee by Philip C. Stead

Morris is a little man who lives in a wooden toolbox.

Every morning, Morris goes to the zoo where he works and spends the day with his good friends - the flexible elephant, the agile turtle, the runny-nosed rhinoceros, the shy penguin and the owl that is afraid of the dark.

When Morris is at work, the zoo comes to life. Morris bathes and hugs the animals, plays and laughs with them, and sings them lullabies.

But one day when Morris doesn't show up at work, the worried animals decide to do something for him.

A heartwarming story about a unique friendship in an enchanted world.

Credits

Creators: Maayan Resnick & Ayelet Golan

Design, puppetry and performance: Maayan Resnick

Direction: Ayelet Golan

Music, sound editing and lighting design: Dan Karger

Writing: Tsipor Frumkin

Storytelling: Jonathan Ben Haim

Table design: Gilad Nardi

Artistic consultant: Naomi Yoeli & Marit Benisrael

Adapted from A Sick Day for Amos McGee copyright © 2010 by philip C. Stead. Performed by arragement with Roaring Brook Press, a division of Holtzbrinck Publishing Holdings Limited partnership. All rights reserved.