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A show about money in which the children in the room vote on what happens to it, with a live DJ.
Family friendlyAges 7–12
At Unicorn Theatre.
Nigel Barrett and Louise Mari have made the Unicorn a first play about financial literacy, which sounds like homework and is staged as a party: an interactive voting system puts the decisions in the audience's hands and a DJ set carries the thing along. The questions underneath are the ones nobody usually puts to a nine-year-old - where money comes from, what a choice costs, and what any of it means once it has stopped being coins and become a number on a screen. An hour and a quarter in the Weston, the Unicorn's main house.
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