The Biggest Little House
in the Forest

Written by Rosanna Staffa
Based on the book by Djemma Bider
Music by Victor Zupanc

February 1st - 15th
Saturdays at 10:00am

In our Playspace Theatre

Recommended for ages 0 - 5 years old
Approximate Time: 40 minutes

Enter the enchanting world of "The Biggest Little House in the Forest," a delightful children's theatre adventure brimming with imagination and wonder! When Bernice the Butterfly finds an abandoned house in the woods, she sets out to make it her home. Soon she is joined by Millie the mouse, Fred the frog, Richie the rabbit, and Rudy the rooster. But when lovable Bartholomew the bear knocks on the door, chilled to the bone in the pouring rain, he finds there is no room. Through playful storytelling audiences ages 0-5 years will learn valuable lessons about friendship, cooperation, and the importance of embracing differences. Join us for an interactive adventure that celebrates the magic of home, no matter how big or small!

The Biggest Little House in the Forest is Birmingham Children’s Theatre’s next installment of Theatre for Very Young Audiences (TVYA), where children ages 0 – 5 are able to explore the world around them through the magic of live theatre. Through repetition, rhyme, song, and a lot of audience interaction, this show invites young kids to not just watch but experience creative storytelling. This show is great for kinesthetic learners who use movement, testing, trial and error in a non-traditional learning to retain and recall information. The space is fully interactive, and the kids have agency in the space to play, learn, and participate in the story at their own pace. 

BCT’S MASK POLICY

BCT’s Mask Policy for the 2022-2023 season will follow closely the recommendations set forth by the CDC based on COVID-19 Community Levels. When Jefferson County is at a HIGH level of community spread, masks will be required of all patrons in the Wee Folks Theatre and Playspace as well as for participants in classes; and, masks will be highly encouraged in the MainStage Theatre. We wish to avoid any outbreaks in the organization because a significant portion of our workforce, specifically our onstage artists, work without the benefit of masks. Behind the scenes, we will continue to follow strict protocols to keep our shows on stage and to create a safe work environment for artists and staff.