tag:peatix.com,2011:1 2021-11-15T09:40:58+08:00 Peatix National Museum tag:peatix.com,2018:event-423190 2018-09-01T10:15:00SGT 2018-09-01T10:15:00SGT

10.15am & 2.30pm (45 min per session) | Glass Rotunda, Level 2 Babes in the Forest invites toddlers and their parents to an immersive experience at the Story of the Forest multimedia installation. Watch as talented dancers make the plants come alive in a cycle of growth and decay that keeps the forest going! Your little tots are encouraged to interact with the dancers and explore the museum space in their own unique ways even after the performance is over.The 10.15am session caters to crawlers (7 to 12 months old), while the 2.30pm session caters to walkers (12 months to 2 years old). Each session is limited to 12 pairs of parent and child at $8 per pair. About The Kueh Tutus The Kueh Tutus are a collaborative team of creatives who dove into exploring dances and dance-based experiences for the young and very young. We have spent hours teaching, playing with or being children. So we ensure that children are integrated into our creative processes to develop works that feed a hunger for discovery and unlock the imagination. Egged on by choreographer Melissa Quek, we first combined our superpowers of productive curiosity in 2017 with a playful engagement of music and movement.  About the Choreographer Melissa Quek was the Programme Designer/ Manager for the MOE-NAC Dance Talent Development Programme (DTDP 2012-2017), was a Dance teaching artist for the Teaching through the Arts Programme (TTAP), and recently wrote an education resource kit for secondary students attending a contemporary dance performance. Together with The Kueh Tutus, she has been on residency with The Artground’s Groundbreakers Incubator. Melissa is Head of the School of Dance & Theatre in LASALLE College of the Arts.