The Little Girl Who Wasn’t Afraid of Monsters

Come meet Sara and the three most unusual monsters you have ever seen!

Sara is brave, curious and a little stubborn girl who loves to play the guitar. Lately, however, something is wrong — she has lost her smile.

Neither frightening nor dangerous, the monsters, who are more afraid of Sara than she is of them, will make a big decision — they will bring it back!

Through lots of laughter and unusual situations, Sara and her new monstrous friends slowly discover something important: that both children and adults feel fear, that a mistake is not the end of the world, that we can be brave even when we are scared, and that we don't have to be someone else to be good enough.

This is a cheerful, dynamic play aimed at preschool and early school-age children that talks about children's fears without scaring them, using play, humour and characters in which children can recognise something of themselves. It creates space for afterwards talking with children about the fear of loneliness, mistakes and failure, self-acceptance, self-confidence and what it really means to be brave.