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David Wood
An ancient oak stands on property earmarked for development into a children's playground. A public meeting is held to discuss cutting down the three hundred year old tree. Members of the council are then seen inside the tree in their equivalent animal forms to show how this will affect the inhabitan…
“The rapt silence of the audience was evidence of the impact the play made … provides an invaluable guideline to the young about the importance of the environment.” - The Stage
"The kids were riveted [and] the verdict afterwards was unanimous. Wonderful" - The Guardian
"No-one knows more about the needs of children's theatre than gifted playwright-composer David Wood..." - Evening Telegraph
"The See-Saw Tree is a brilliantly inventive, often amusing and sometimes even harrowing work" - Farnham Post
"Wonderful for children and exciting theatre for the adults..." - Farnham Herald
"...a play which is entertaining, educational and miraculously worthy without being heavy" - Western Daily Press
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David Wood has been called “the national children’s dramatist” (London Times). His plays are performed worldwide, and include The Gingerbread Man, The Plotters of Cabbage Patch Corner, Save the Human, Aladdin, Hijack Over Hygenia, Jack the Lad, Larry the Lamb in Toytown, Old ...
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