Velveteen Rabbit
ABOUT THE SHOW
Lights! Cameras! Action! Step into a magical adventure where toys take centre stage in Velveteen Rabbit – a playful reimagining of Margery Williams’ beloved 100-year-old children’s story.
Set within a film shoot and brought to life with live projections, music, movement and audience participation, this enchanting production follows the journey of a toy rabbit who dreams of becoming real.
Children are invited to bring their favourite cuddly companion along for the adventure – because here, toys aren’t just welcome, they’re the VIP guests.
A joyful, imaginative experience for families and anyone who has ever cherished a special toy.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Established in 1989, Born in a Taxi is an independent, artist-run, award-winning physical theatre company led by artistic directors Carolyn Hanna and Penny Baron. Internationally recognised as masters of improvisation, the company creates original, physically driven and participatory works for theatres, site-specific locations and outdoor environments.
In a constant state of research and discovery, Born in a Taxi explores the relationship between performer, audience and place. The company also shares its methodologies through teaching at institutions including VCA and Monash University. Since 2014, it has expanded into social impact projects, partnering with organisations including Zoos Victoria, Health Issues Centre, Council on the Ageing and RMIT.
PERFORMANCE DATES & TIMES
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TICKETS
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Suitable for 5+
12 months and under free on the knee; all other ages must hold a valid ticket
Contains audience participation
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Established in 1989, Born in a Taxi is an independent, artist-run, award-winning physical theatre company led by artistic directors Carolyn Hanna and Penny Baron. Internationally recognised as masters of improvisation, the company creates original, physically driven and participatory works for theatres, site-specific locations and outdoor environments.
In a constant state of research and discovery, Born in a Taxi explores the relationship between performer, audience and place. The company also shares its methodologies through teaching at institutions including VCA and Monash University. Since 2014, it has expanded into social impact projects, partnering with organisations including Zoos Victoria, Health Issues Centre, Council on the Ageing and RMIT.
