A Benjamin Pollock's Toyshop Original
Specifications
Three miniature dioramas to cut out and make, charmingly illustrated by Tug Rice. ‘Tableaux’ offers the theatre lover endless scenarios to explore: who’s in love? Who’s hiding a secret? Who’s related and who’s to blame?
Cut, fold, and assemble 3 miniature Victorian-inspired scenes, Will you stage a witty drawing room comedy, a gripping murder mystery, or a dramatic melodrama?
Tableaux invites you to step into the shoes of the playwright, the director and even the casting agent all at once!
Including 3 scenes of a Victorian inspired play to cut out and make as miniature dioramas and a sticker cast of 12 actors. The decorative Pollock’s folder opens into a theatrical panorama and includes a charming illustrated programme for recording your directorial notes.
Will it be a classic drawing room comedy, a chilling murder mystery or an over-the-top melodrama? The artistic choice is yours!
Whether you’re a seasoned theatre lover or simply seeking a distinctive, absorbing activity, Tableaux transforms you into the architect of your own dramatic world.
Suitable for all ages!
Advice on age and difficulty level: We recommend the tableaux models to make for older children and adults as they require some cutting and sticking, however with supervision they can be made by a younger child. The fold our panoramic theatre scene can be used with the re-usable stickers so this is suitable for children over 3. The miniature programme is also lots of fun for children and adults alike.
- Illustrator
- Tug Rice
- Assembled HxWxD cm
- 3 x dioramas each: 13.5x13.5x3
- FLAT PACKED HxWxD CM
- A4 folder with gatefold (29.7 x 21 x 0.5) containing A5 booklet
- MATERIALS
- A4 colour off-set litho prints on FSC 300gsm card
- COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
- UK
- AGE SUITABILITY
- All Ages
About Tug Rice
Tug Rice is an actor who draws or is he an illustrator who acts? Living and working near Broadway in NYC, he is a genuine theatre or should we say theater lover. His illustrations capture the glamour, wit and sophistication of a NY theatre audience with a playful air. So much so that you want to get up off your seat and join in.
