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Education


Fran Moulds in Punchdrunk Enrichment's The Lost Lending Library.

Fran Moulds has been creating immersive theatrical experiences for young people for over 15 years.

Fran is interested in creating space where anything becomes possible. Whether devising a learning adventure for children, or running physical theatre workshops with teenagers, she is primarily concerned with the world of the imagination - guiding people into rich, unknown territories.

Her approach is playful and inclusive, with a firm belief that every person has their own unique creative voice. Fran works to inspire young people, empowering them to know and express themselves.

Some of the education projects that Fran has co-created can be found below.

When Trees Could Speak

Fran Moulds as Fern, holding puppets © Drew Worthley/Brambledash

Fern the Folklorogist lives in the woods and has secrets and stories to tell. An immersive, magical storytelling show about trees, friendship and the importance of nature. From Brambledash theatre in association with the Sussex Wildlife Trust.

Storyhaven

Storyhave cover

Deep into Earth’s next ice age, stories have become the fuel for life. In the remote outpost of Storyhaven the townsfolk gather to tell their tales while the shaman intensifies their power to stoke the fablehearths that keep the townsfolk warm and alive on the frozen wastes.

The Lost Lending Library

An interest in books leads a local librarian to a primary school, where they discuss literature and favourite books and stories. The discovery of a strange mysterious locked book and a shared love of the book ‘How to Live Forever’ by Colin Thompson leads to the mysterious arrival of the Lost Lending Library.

The House Where Winter Lives

Mr and Mrs Winter invite children to join them in their warm and welcoming cottage, as they are preparing for a winter feast. Unfortunately they’ve mislaid the key to their larder! The children join them on their journey through a secret forest to find the missing key.

Arabian Nights

The book Arabian Nights

A magical project that casts Birmingham’s children as heroes in a quest to find the genie’s lost story and bring their own tales of Arabian Nights to life. Presented by Coney, Library of Birmingham and Birmingham Rep.

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