STOP PRESS! A Few Little Drops is back in Swansea at the NATIONAL WATERFRONT MUSEUM, 12-14 September 2008. Tickets available from Taliesin on 01792 602060.

AND the show will be touring to VANCOUVER, September 28-28. www.thecultch.com.

We all know that water is important, but Volcano Theatre Company's 2007 performance A FEW LITTLE DROPS will get you thinking and talking about the world's most precious substance in new and exciting ways. Because water is no ordinary substance, this is no ordinary theatre show. We invite you to step inside a giant inflatable wave, explore a flood-wrecked house, and cross a strange watery landscape...

PHOTOS FROM THE SHOW! CLICK HERE.
REVIEWS OF THE SHOW HERE
AND... Your photos of the water blessing/cursing experiment results!

This unique, mind-bending and environmentally topical show will explore the strange properties of water, its awesome power, its fundamental role in maintaining life, its fragile purity and its extraordinary beauty. Our purpose is to inspire you with a sense of the preciousness of water - what it means to waste it, pollute it or desecrate it and why people across the world might worship it, cherish it, steal it or fight over it.

A Few Little Drops is the most ambitious production to date from Swansea-based Volcano Theatre Company. We are an international touring company of 20 years' standing that has produced 25 professional shows and toured to 38 countries from Argentina to Azerbaijan. Our style is bold, exuberant and contemporary, and our mission is to make fearless and inspiring theatre for intelligent, imaginative people of all kinds in Wales, the UK and beyond.

INFO FOR PROMOTERS
If you are a promoter interested in presenting A Few Little Drops at your venue, event or festival, please click here for a tour information pack.

A Few Little Drops is accompanied by a science-based education programme for schools, led by Science Made Simple, an award-winning science communication company based in Cardiff. The education programme is aimed at Years 5-7 and is supported by Dwr Cymru Welsh Water, The Mr & Mrs J T Morgan Foundation and The Oakdale Trust.