The Crocodile who went to the Dentist


Cornelius


by EugeneTrivizas


The Event

The Crocodile who went to the Dentist was premiered at the International Frankfurt Book Fair in September 2001. It was next performed at theBarbican Children's Library February 2002, as part of the Greece in Britain series of events. 

 

The Story

Cornelius (the crocodile) doesn't just like to eat hands, he has become a bit of a connoisseur! By the muddy river, he boasts of having eaten hands of boxers, pianists,and waiters. But when his 'friends' ask him whether or not he has ever eaten a dentists' hand, Cornelius must confess that he hasn't. But he promises to do so by the next morning. And so he goes to pay the dentist a visit...


The Author

Dr Eugene Trivizas is one of Greece's leading writers for children, best known in the UK for his story "The Three Little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig". He is also a Senior Research Fellow at the Sociology Department of the University of Reading , where he is director of Criminal Justice Studies


The Team


Aria Sandis (Cornelius, Narrator, Chorus)

Amy Enticknap (Crocodiles, Dentist, Chorus)

Stephanie Bamberg (* Frankfurt Only * Frau Spitz, German Translation)

Matt Ryland (* Barbican only * Crocodiles, Sound Effects)

Nina Reizi (* Barbican only * Crocodiles, Sound Effects)

Constantine Sandis (Guitar)

Mayou Trikerioti (Set Design)



What the Press said 


"Four guests from London presented amusing and fantastic stories from the favourite Greek children's book author Eugene Trivizas, who actually came to Schwanheim himself to follow the stories and songs presented by Aria and Constantine Sandis and their two colleagues. It was a very special event...with hilarious scenes causing much laughter. "

From the Article 'Greek, English and a little German', Schwanheimer Zeitung, October 3rd 2001.

"An amazing show that entertained all those lucky enough to be see it... children and adults alike. The ovation at then end must have made everybody who contributed to this show feel very proud."

From the Article 'More Kids Enjoy Trivizas Magic', Parikiaki, 14 February 2002.  

 


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