small small rainbows

small small rainbows

By Hazel Darwin-ClementsKids & FamilyStories for KidsEducation for Kids
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small small rainbows episodes

  • Pirate Hamster

    The third small small rainbows podcast.

    Small stories for people with BIG imaginations.

    This is a message to the adults in the house, I tried to tell you that hamster is a pirate...

    What kind of animal would make the best pirate?

    Written by Siân Bevan

    Read by Saskia Ashdown

    Directed by Heather Fulton

    Music by Nik Paget-Tomlinson and Niroshini Thambar

    Produced by Hazel Darwin-Clements and Frozen Charlotte Theatre Company.

    Supported by Edinburgh International Children's Festival.

    5 min
  • Elephants

    The second small small rainbows podcast.

    Small stories for people with BIG imaginations.

    Elloit liked to imagine that he had a pet Elephant. One day whilst sitting on his favourite bench he has a significant meeting.

    Do you have an imaginary animal?

    Written by Siân Bevan

    Read by Mamoru Iriguchi

    Directed by Heather Fulton

    Music by Nik Paget-Tomlinson and Niroshini Thambar

    Produced by Hazel Darwin-Clements and Frozen Charlotte Theatre Company.

    Supported by Edinburgh International Children's Festival.

    4 min
  • Kirstin and the Pebble

    The very first ever small small rainbows podcast.

    Small stories for people with BIG imaginations.

    Kirstin is walking along the canal path with Auntie Hannah when she spots something glowing...

    Would you like to be famous for discovering a link to aliens?

    Written by Siân Bevan

    Read by Hazel Darwin-Clements

    Directed by Heather Fulton

    Music by Nik Paget-Tomlinson and Niroshini Thambar

    Produced by Hazel Darwin-Clements and Frozen Charlotte Theatre Company.

    Supported by Edinburgh International Children's Festival.

    6 min

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We have stories about spy donkeys, space pebbles, imaginary elephants and much more. Short, quirky, original stories which are a treat for the whole family.