"The Theatrical Equivalent of going to bed on Christmas Eve." The Sunday Times
Peggy O'Hegarty and her parents are packers. They squeeze fruit into tins, foxes into boxes, even bikes into brown paper bags. And all the while Peggy sings with the voice of an angel — a grossly unfortunate angel, who can't sing at all.
But one day work stops working, and the jobs stop coming, and Peggy steps outside to find Winter has arrived... and everyone in her city gone! As Peggy desperately tries to save the day, we learn about love, loss, the reassurance of goats, and the courage to sing gloriously on or off-key.
Written by: Finegan Kruckemeyer. Directed by Lynne Parker. Performed by Louis Lovett, Ireland's most experienced and critically acclaimed actor for young audiences.
