The Malta Independent 2 September 2026, Wednesday
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Children’s Theatre performance promoting diversity

Malta Independent Thursday, 28 February 2008, 00:00 Last update: about 20 years ago

Teddy Bear Ned is back! And this time he has packed his bags and is going round the world to make new friends from all over. Children can discover new countries, new instruments and fascinating stories, myths and legends and make new friends. After last Sunday’s visit to China, Ned will set off to France to discover the sounds of the accordion. The journey will take place in the St James theatre on Sunday, 2 March with a departing flight at 4pm.

Children from five to 10 years will join in the fun of music making, story telling and even learn some traditional dances. They can also get their Teddy Bear passport stamped to keep a track of all their visits. Limited family tickets starting at e8 for four people are available from St James Cavalier box office on 2122-3200 or [email protected]

Teddy Goes round the world is the creative action dealing with the sense of hearing as part of the five senses project taking place in Malta for the European Year of Intercultural Dialogue. The year is an initiative of the European Union and is co-financed by the Ministry for Tourism and Culture. The national project is coordinated by St James Cavalier and supported by the National Lotteries Good Causes Fund.

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