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Babar the Elephant for 0-8 year olds (music by Poulenc) with Stephen Baron (piano)

Posted by Stephen Baron on November 9, 2024 at 4:38pm in Events and activities

Sunday lst December 3pm. Highgate United Reformed Church N6 6BA. Show lasts 45 minutes.

One of the finest pieces of children's classical piano music, this inter-active show traces the life of Babar as he leaves the forest and arrives in a town, befriends an Old Lady, enjoys the delights of urban living before returning to the forest where he marries Celeste and is made King of the Elephants (and Celeste, Queen). The show takes the pictures from the original 'Story of Babar' (pictures included in the show). Come and dress up as an elephant, be the Old Lady, take part in Babar and Celeste's marriage and coronation.

This is a fundraising event for Bounds Green Foodbank. Tickets £8 adult/child, under 2s free from:

https://www.ents24.com/london-events/highgate-united-reformed-church/babar-the-elephant-live-piano-music-by-poulenc/7211333

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