Whose Wild World?

Transition Town Totnes present Troubadour Theatre’s promenade production of Whose

Wild World?

Where? Totnes, Leechwell Gardens or if wet, The Civic Hall, Totnes

When? 20 June 2025 – 4pm – 5.30 pm

Transition Town Totnes is proud to bring an interactive community theatre company

performance to Totnes as part of the 20 th Anniversary celebration of Transition

Totnes! Bring your imagination, bring your curiosity, bring your sense of

humour and bring your outrage as we explore the impact of human behaviour

on our beautiful planet.

Troubadour Theatre’s new production, Whose Wild World? invites the audience on a

gentle, entertaining and interactive wander through Leechwell gardens.

Join us to glimpse some unusual goings-on, see Leechwell gardens through a new

lens and meet a host of characters including the budding presenter of a new TV

reality show. Being on location is not going quite as smoothly as our hapless star,

Petunia Wilding and her long-suffering assistant, Violet would like and the rehearsal

set seems to be attracting a variety of unexpected characters!

Expect to laugh, expect to cry, expect to be surprised, expect to care.

“Such an original take on our green future. Accessible to audiences of all ages, entertaining, subversive and fun.”(TURN THE TIDE, 2024)

Tickets, £5 suggested donation, We suggest this performance is suitable for 8 yr olds

and over. Email info@transitiontowntotnes.org for more information, or see our

website www.transitiontowntotnes.org

Please get in touch if you have specific accessibility needs - we want to ensure anyone who would like to join us is able to and can make adjustments ahead of time.

Laura Hetherington, Troubadour’s Director, has over 20 years’ experience of

community art projects at both grass roots and strategic levels. In a previous life,

Laura was Head of Learning for the National Trust.

Jane, who plays Petunia, trained at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.

She is a dancer and an actor and has performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival

and toured throughout Kenya in an intercultural theatre company.

“I am thrilled to be part of Troubadour Theatre Company as I love devised theatre and

wanted to learn more about vital environmental issues.

I am enjoying collaborating with other performers and creating a range of characters for

Whose Wild World?”

Francesca who plays a range of characters, including a young dandelion, is a dancer

and a climate activist. She trained at Laban Dance School.

Peta who plays the long-suffering Violet and several other characters, is a dancer

and a drama teacher.

The ensemble cast is made up of musicians, dancers, actors and artists.

Dandelion art work credit to Amy Partridge.