Winschester woman hopes to meet the people on UK tour

The Seasons poster <i>(Image: Contributed)</i>
The Seasons poster (Image: Contributed)
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A musical puppet show created in Winchester is educating families around England on community and grief.

Sasha Goldsmith, from Winchester, is the creator of the musical puppet show called ‘Seasons’ touring the UK this summer. 

Sasha said, “The show has a really important message to share.” 

The show aims to educate those of all ages about the importance of community and grief, focusing on the grief that comes when dealing with miscarriage.

Beginning in the place it started, the tour will kick off at Weeke Community Centre in Winchester at 5.30pm on Saturday July 25. Workshops will be available for children aged 7 to 11 years old from 3.30pm with all things singing, puppetry and sign language.

“Come along to Willow Park and meet Parker and his cat Clover as they tell you the story of Maggie and Mylo the magpies. This lively musical puppet show explores the importance of community in times of grief (specifically miscarriage). Suitable for families of all ages.”

The show will be trekking the country to share Sasha’s important message, with the tour going as far as the Lake District and Edinburgh. 


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