What’s on stage
«La ovejita que vino a comer» is a musical puppet and actor theatre based on the story La ovejita que vino a cenar by Steve Smallman. The play tells the story of a hungry wolf, tired of his vegetable soup diet, who gets an unexpected visit from a little sheep. What starts as a plan to eat her turns into a tale of friendship and change. The adaptation, created and performed by Sara Luna, combines music, puppet manipulation, and live acting for a family audience.
Who it’s for
The show is aimed at children aged 3 to 8, though it can be enjoyed by the whole family.
Who’s behind it
The production is by CamelCat Producciones (Madrid), with Sara Luna as the author, adapter, actress, and puppet manipulator. Luna brings the essence of the original story to the stage, adding musical and scenic elements to create an interactive and engaging experience for young audiences.
Prices and tickets
Tickets are priced from €10 to €12, depending on Sala Russafa’s schedule. There’s no specified price difference by ticket type or seating, but the venue’s website notes that entry is restricted once the performance begins.
