Audiomoves- The podcast that gets kids moving
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This podcast will get your kids moving! These short accessible episodes are designed to encourage children to move, dance and get creative with a screen-free activity. We at Peut-Être Theatre love to dance, So we created a podcast for little ones and big ones to move to! Move around the room like there is a bird fluttering in your belly Wriggle your feet as if you have jelly knees Move your arms as if you are underwater seaweed Join us as we bounce, jump and float! Recommended for ages 4+ Creative Team Creator & Director: Daphna Attias Contributing Writers: Maya Politaki, Jordan Ajadi, Rachel Bagshaw, Bridget Lappin, Ellie Isherwood, Meera Patel, Vicki Amedume, Charlie Hendren & Daphna Attias Narrator: Charlie Hendren Composers & Sound Designers: Ellie Isherwood & Yaniv Fridel Access Consultant: Amelia Cavallo Movement Consultant: Ayse Tashkiran Producer: Bridie Donaghy Podcast & Audio Content Consultant: Clare Freeman Social Media Content Producer: Vic Shead Podcast Illustration: Evie Fridel

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Audiomoves goes to Sleep - Trailer

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