Fairies Fae and The Stolen Tooth - The Inclusive Version: Celebrating Inclusivity and Diversity

Featuring the voices of actors with neuro divergence and down syndrome, this alternative version of Fairies, Fae and The Stolen Tooth - The Inclusive version, whisks us away on an adventure where together, we will explore and learn to embrace connection, resilience, empowerment and friendship.

Jessica was a strong willed young girl, with a big dream. She hoped that one day she could visit the realm of the fairies but in order to do so, she needed to be granted a wish and she knew when she stumbled across that wish, she would be ready to pounce.

Then one day, Jessica's little brother lost his tooth and placed it out for the tooth fairy. Now, the tooth fairy doesn't just leave money when she collects children's teeth, she can also grant wishes. As Jessica had no more teeth to lose, this was her one and only chance, so with excitement and sneakiness she stole her brother's tooth and wished as hard as she could to be taken to the realm of the fairies.

However, Jessica was just about to learn that words have power, and you need to be careful about what you wish for because the Snapdragon Fae, who are mischievous, devious and naughty little fairies heard her wish and excitedly granted it. The only problem was, Jessica didn't want to go to the land of the naughty fairies, but it was too late.

This exciting story follows the adventures of Jessica as she flee's the Snapdragon Fae whilst helping an injured little owl who needs his wing mended by the Fairy Queen Healer before time runs out. On their journey, they make new friends, learn how to navigate their own anxiety and stand up for themselves.

Threaded with conversational hypnosis, this modern day fairytale provides hope, support and connection for anyone who has ever been bullied, felt alone or suffered with anxiety. Magic and strength will be found here.

Do not listen whilst driving or operating machinary/equipment or where another may lose focus.