The Gruffalo tells his daughter that no gruffalo should ever set foot in the deep dark forest, because the Big Bad Mouse will get them. The Gruffalo can't remember exactly what the mouse looks like, but tells his daughter what he remembers of the terrifying beast: a long, scaly tail, fiery eyes, and whiskers tougher than wire!
One snowy night, the Gruffalo's Child becomes bored, and decides to sneak off into the deep dark forest. She comes across a snake, an owl and a fox, but no Big Bad Mouse. She concludes that the Big Bad Mouse must be a trick, and that she doesn't believe in it.
But then, a mouse appears - not a Big Bad Mouse, but a little one, the perfect size for a midnight snack! Does the mouse find his way out using his wit , once again ?? Come find out!
Going live this November, as a special children's day treat!
A Talking Turtles Storytellers Production - The Gruffalo's Child

Artist/Narrator - Shreedevi Sunil:
Talking Turtles’ Storytellers, Mumbai was started by Shreedevi Sunil and Deepa Panchal in 2010.
A major part of their work is with children, starting at the early age of 2 and upwards.They encourage children to explore the art of oral storytelling, using voice modulation, music, movement, puppets, storyboards, story cards.
They have also conducted teacher training workshops, wherein we encourage them to use stories in classroom, to counter social issues and deliver lessons.
Her work here is as a Creative head / Storyteller, this involves creating and adding to the storypool, selecting effective storytelling methodolgy, developing music and movement for a story.
Mohit Kumarm:
Mohit Kumar is a performing musician and a poet. He has been composing music and writing for the same for a long time. He has regular performances. Currently he started his own venture called hooted1ce , which promotes art and culture as a community.

As an extension of the Harkat vision, we curate theatre, music, dance and art in our alternative performance space in Versova; one of the first in the city and cutting edge in it's curatorial ambit. We like to synthesise the beauty of multiple art forms and push experimentation in form, while still keeping our work accessible to the larger public and not compromising on the political or artistic comment we strive to make. which oscillates between making films and curating experiences. Our body of work in the realm of our chosen medium of expression as a collective i.e. film, ranges from concept & experimental videos, short drama films and branded storytelling.