Yana and the Yeti
STAY TUNED FOR UPCOMING DATES Imagine being far, far from home and all alone, arriving in a remote snow-bound village surrounded by dense forest and strange noises. This is how Yana’s story begins. She can’t understand a word anyone says and the other children tease her with tales of mythical mountain monsters. Then things start to get really hairy… Featuring exquisite music, arctic landscapes and a cast of extraordinary puppets, Yana and the Yeti is aimed at family audiences (5+). This is a dark, funny and poignant tale of a small child’s determination to be understood and her discovery that friends can come in the most unexpected shapes and sizes. Praise for Yana and the Yeti: “Magical, beguiling, emotional and eye-wideningly beautiful” “A delightfully designed family show” ★★★★ “Endlessly beautiful, deeply fascinating, amazingly well made. Truly impressive handcraft, masterfully brought to life. A beautiful piece of puppet theatre” RUNNING TIME approx. 1 hour AGE RECOMMENDATION Funded by Arts Council Lottery Fund England. Have you seen Yana and the Yeti on tour yet? Please help us learn more about our audiences by filling out this 2 min survey For press and marketing, please contact For bookings, please contact Helena Richardson Produced by: Pickled Image & Nordland Visual Theatre < Next Show | Previous Show >
Bristol 24/7
The Stage
Rana Blad (Norwegian Daily)
5+ year olds and their families
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Directed by: Emma Lloyd
Written by: Hattie Naylor & Pickled Image
Music composed by: Simon Preston
Set design & Props: Dik Downey, Lizzie Johnson, Katie Hood, Harry Richardson, James Horne and Maria Strand Renberg
Puppet Making: Pickled Image & Emma Powell
Performed by: Vicky Andrews, Adam Fuller, Jonnie Dixon, Nikki Warwick & Pauline Morel
Technician: Gwen Scott
Lighting design: Dean Sudron
Film and Photography: Adam DJ Laity
Costume Designer/Makers: Linda Anneveld and Alice Rose
