Lochgelly Centre to welcome immersive kids' play 'A Big Egg'

'A Big Egg' comes to Lochgelly this weekend. <i>(Image: On Fife)</i>
'A Big Egg' comes to Lochgelly this weekend. (Image: On Fife)
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Egg-citing new musical, A Big Egg, is making its way to the Lochgelly Centre this weekend

The family-friendly interactive show, set for Saturday, February 14, will immerse children and parents in the magic of new life and discovery.

A Big Egg is penned by children's author Steven Lee, and is for ages of three to eight.

Audiences will join Lee in his creative 'writing shed' to help devise a new tale about siblings, Jack and Molly, as they hunt for the world's biggest egg.

The pair will be discovering all different birds eggs such as chickens, geese, emus, and more, until a truly big egg hatches "something beyond their wildest dreams!"

The show promises "laughter, puppetry, songs, gentle humour and live interaction", with children actively participating in shaping the storyline.

Described as "a joyful celebration of family, curiosity and the magic of storytelling", the play targets audiences aged three to eight.

Tickets, costing £8 + a £1 commission fee per ticket, can be purchased via the What's On Fife website.

Attendees can expect a unique blend of theatre and audience involvement to inspire imagination.

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