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Duckie is a reimagining of Hans Christian Andersen’s The Ugly Duckling with a message of tolerance and self acceptance at its core.
Family-friendly glamour and glitz takes centre stage as critically acclaimed cabaret star Le Gateau Chocolat breaks out of his shell in his first work for children, a classic tale of identity and belonging.
Set in an animal circus, we join him on an adventure of self-discovery, asking questions of the ‘happy ever after’ in a celebration of difference.
Walking a little differently? Sounding a bit strange?
Watch Duckie triumph by realising that these are his strengths.
“A clever take on a familiar tale with a modern twist and some imaginative touches in its staging” British Theatre Guide
“A reinvention of family theatre that achieves that hardest of tasks – producing a show that enthrals and engages a young audience, but one that could easily be consumed by a late night adult only theatre or cabaret audience.” ★★★★★
The Reviews Hub
“Beautiful, touching, uplifting and funny musical theatre for kids”
Scenestr
“Duckie has a powerful message that most wish we grew up with: be who you are, and be proud of it.”
Whats On In Adelaide
“His voice is sublime. His compassion and childlike joy is heart-bursting. His talent extraordinary… a must-see show.”
★★★★★
Big Words Blog
“It’s rare to find a children’s show that is so densely packed with ideas, while also remaining accessible, but Duckie manages to pull this off.” ★★★★
Upside News
“Duckie delivers a message of acceptance and tolerance that resonates with adults and sows a seed in young children that hopefully blossoms in every new generation.”
Live Art Alive
“Duckie is a beautiful, thoughtful show”
Circles & Stalls Blog
“Le Gateau Chocolat’s brilliant performance, innovative use of set, and heart-warming story brought out the child in me, one that was thoroughly entertained by the phenomenal spectacle presented”
The Mancunion
