Little Dream is a captivating multi-sensory music theatre performance specially created for children. The show features live music, including the ethereal sounds of the harp and enchanting percussion, along with a mesmerising sound bath experience. It takes young audiences on a magical voyage through the realm of dreams and nightmares.

Taking inspiration from the actual dreams of children, Little Dream invites them to immerse themselves in a whimsical journey filled with imagination and wonder. They will encounter fantastical scenarios, such as playing with the moon, discovering superpowers, or dancing with the tooth fairy. Each dream sequence is brought to life through the power of music, creating a captivating and immersive experience for the young audience.

The performance aims to explore the intriguing world of dreams while encouraging children to embrace their imagination and creativity. By incorporating live music, including the enchanting sounds of the harp, the show seeks to enhance the dream-like atmosphere and create a sense of enchantment and awe.

In addition to the melodious melodies of the harp, the percussion instruments add rhythm and depth to the musical compositions, evoking a sense of excitement and curiosity. The sound bath experience further enriches the sensory journey, enveloping the children in a symphony of sounds that transport them into the magical landscapes of their dreams.

Little Dream celebrates the beauty and boundless possibilities of the dream world, while also addressing the common theme of nightmares. By presenting a range of dream scenarios, the performance helps children understand that dreams can be both fantastical and occasionally unsettling. Through the power of music and storytelling, Little Dream aims to provide a safe and supportive space for children to explore their dreams and emotions.

Directed by Kasia Eliasz.

Harp: Sorcha Mc Cague
Percussion / Guitar: Gustavo de Morais
Performers: Maja Waszkiewicz, Kasia Eliasz
Sound Bath Instruments: Kasia Eliasz
Mentor: Ciara O’Sullivan (Dramatherapy Ireland)

Funded by: Creative Ireland and Kildare County Council Arts Services

Sleep is an indispensable aspect of our lives, essential for maintaining optimal health and well-being. However, many individuals grapple with difficulties when it comes to falling asleep or staying asleep, leading to sleep deprivation and a host of related health problems. Moreover, the quality of our dreams can also be adversely affected by restlessness and sleeplessness, often resulting in nightmares and heightened anxiety.