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Chinese Children’s Drama: Kiki and Her Magical Stories

A Chinese-language children’s theatre production about Kiki, a little witch who stumbles into a fairy-tale world after opening a magical storybook. The story mixes up classic tales like The Ugly Duckling, Pinocchio, and The Little Match Girl into a playful adventure.

When
Sat 5 Dec to Sun 6 Dec
Where
Drama Centre Theatre
100 Victoria St, #03-01 National Library
Singapore 188064
Directions
Who it's for
Good for kids and families
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About it

Kiki, the little witch from a family of witches, is turning ten! To celebrate her birthday, Grandma Witch gives her a magical gift — a mysterious storybook that comes to life like a movie. Through the magical book, Kiki watches the stories of The Ugly Duckling, Pinocchio, and The Little Match Girl. However, Kiki decides to change the stories according to her own ideas. After playing with the magical book, she becomes tired and falls asleep.

When she wakes up, she discovers that she has entered the world of fairy tales! Determined to find her way back to the real world, Kiki meets an arrogant, rude, yet cowardly Ugly Duckling. The two decide to travel together. Along the way, they encounter Pinocchio, who is trying to rob the Chicken and the Cat. The Ugly Duckling was frightened and pulls Kiki away, and they hide in the Little Match Girl's home, hoping she will take them in. However, the lazy Little Match Girl demands that they sell matches for her instead!

With the fairy-tale characters behaving completely out of character, the stories soon become a hilarious mess. Can Kiki put everything back in order and find a way home? How will she rewrite the ending of these mixed-up fairy tales?

Accessibility options: Wheelchair accessible

Tags: family · accessibility

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