A Senegalese singer and a percussionist invite young children into a music-rich journey of the water cycle from from the drop to the downpour, from the splash to the waterfall.
Walangaan tells the story of the water cycle - The water which quenches us, flows on our skin, splashes, cleanses, sings, rocks, and gushes. A Senegalese singer and percussionist go upstream, reveal its sounds and play with their voices and their bodies, from the drop to the downpour, from the splash to the waterfall.
2024 WeeFestival
From May 10 until June 9, 2024, WeeFestival will celebrate it’s 10th anniversary with a sparkling programme of 10 productions created especially for very young audiences by leading artists and companies from around the world and across the Country!
2024/06/01 - 2024/06/02
Additional time info:
Sat June 1 | 10h & 16h
Sun June 2 |11h
Join us after the Sat 10h show for engaging arts activities inspired by the show’s themes, or the 16h show for an artist talk. We’ll have coffee for you and healthy snacks for the youngsters!
Commencez votre dimanche matin avec un café, un jus, un croissant et un spectacle. Tous les services aux usagers, les annonces et les activités post-spectacle sont proposés en français.
Tarragon Theatre
30 Bridgman Ave, Toronto, ON M5R 1X3
All WeeFestival performances are presented in a “Relaxed” format which means there are no loud noises, no blackouts, and while each show is between 30 and 45 minutes, children who need to take a break should feel free to do so. Visual Stories are available to support your student or child’s visit to festival venues, feature performances and the overall festival experience. Service animals are permitted, please contact Boxoffice@weefestival.ca. Complimentary companion tickets are available.All WeeFestival venues rented for this event are wheelchair accessible however they cannot be considered Barrier Free.
If you require any special assistance, please contact our box office directly at boxoffice@weefestival.ca prior to the performance time.