🗓️ Date: Friday 20th June 2pm, Saturday 21st June 2pm & 5pm
📍 Venue: Goodman Arts Centre, Blackbox (For directions to Goodman Arts Centre, click here)
🎟️ Duration: Approximately 45mins without intermission

 

Set on a humble farm, this heartwarming story follows a pair of siblings who are given a wonderful opportunity to appear on television. When fame tempts the older brother to chase the spotlight, he embarks on a journey to learn a valuable lesson: when you do the little things right, you show you are ready for bigger ones. Packed with catchy tunes, lovable animal characters, lively storytelling, and plenty of barnyard charm, this original musical offers a valuable message for all ages.

 

We invite you and your students to experience this meaningful and entertaining production that celebrates family, teamwork and responsibility.

 

Performed by: The Singapore Lyric Opera Children’s Chorus

Directed and Story by: Erika Kesuma

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Learning Highlight for Children

🎶 Boosts Learning Through the Arts

• Enhances focus, language, and listening skills in an engaging, interactive setting.

🌈 Builds Confidence and Empathy

• Encourages emotional understanding and self-expression through live performance.

💡 Sparks Imagination and Inspires Creativity

• Through storytelling, and music, young minds are encouraged to dream, create, explore and learn.

 

Learning Objectives

After watching Quack Quack Moo, the children will be able to : 

• Reflect on the importance of collaboration and honesty. 

• Identify how each character’s choices affect the story. 

• Discuss how the themes relate to their own lives, in class and at home.

• Express their thoughts and emotions through creative activities, such as role-playing.

School/Group Booking Details
Please email in for school booking.

School/ Group booking of a minimum of 20 tickets per show, will be entitled to a $5 discount per ticket.

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Schools can also take advantage of the Tote Board Arts Grant, which subsidises up to 50% of the ticket price. For more information on how to utilise the grant, please visit NAC’s website on the Grant guidelines.

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