Did you know that a giraffe has the same number of bones in their neck as a mouse!? In today’s episode we’ll be eating, tilting and tangling our necks like a giraffe. 

Audiomoves is a podcast for little ones to move to, and in this series we're going to the zoo! 

We’re meeting lots of animals and their zookeepers, and finding out all about how they move, eat, sleep and play - the animals that is, not the humans!

This episode was developed with children at Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Creative Team

Creator & Director: Daphna Attias

Narrator: Charlie Hendren

Writer: Maya Politaki

Keeper: Anusia Acus

Composer & Sound Designer: Yaniv Fridel & Ben Kelly (Soho Sonic Studios)

Producer: Bridie Donaghy

Access Consultant: Amelia Cavallo

Marketing Manager: Vic Shead 

Podcast Illustration: Evie Fridel

Thank you to the team at London Zoo, a ZSL conservation zoo. To find out more about their amazing work, visit www.zsl.org 

Audiomoves at the Zoo is funded by Arts Council England, with support from Phoenix Court, Unicorn Theatre, The Place, Full House Theatre, & Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Peut-Être Theatre is supported by Arts Council England, Backstage Trust, Garfield Weston Foundation, Foyle Foundation & Phoenix Court. 

To find out more about us and our work, visit www.peutetretheatre.co.uk

@peutetretheatre

We’re keeping watch for our meerkat friends today, get ready to turn, climb, and dig.

Audiomoves is a podcast for little ones to move to, and in this series we're going to the zoo! 

We’re meeting lots of animals and their zookeepers, and finding out all about how they move, eat, sleep and play - the animals that is, not the humans!

This episode was developed with Year 5 at Primrose Hill Primary School.

Creative Team

Creator & Director: Daphna Attias

Narrator: Charlie Hendren

Writer: Maya Politaki

Keeper: Veronica Heldt

Composer & Sound Designer: Yaniv Fridel & Ben Kelly (Soho Sonic Studios)

Producer: Bridie Donaghy

Access Consultant: Amelia Cavallo

Marketing Manager: Vic Shead 

Podcast Illustration: Evie Fridel

Thank you to the team at London Zoo, a ZSL conservation zoo. To find out more about their amazing work, visit www.zsl.org 

Audiomoves at the Zoo is funded by Arts Council England, with support from Phoenix Court, Unicorn Theatre, The Place, Full House Theatre, & Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Peut-Être Theatre is supported by Arts Council England, Backstage Trust, Garfield Weston Foundation, Foyle Foundation & Phoenix Court. 

To find out more about us and our work, visit www.peutetretheatre.co.uk

@peutetretheatre

Did you know that penguins have more feathers than any other bird? In today's episode we’ll be flipping and flapping, diving and gliding through the water like the Humboldt penguin!

Audiomoves is a podcast for little ones to move to, and in this series we're going to the zoo! 

We’re meeting lots of animals and their zookeepers, and finding out all about how they move, eat, sleep and play - the animals that is, not the humans!

This episode was developed with Year 3 at Primrose Hill Primary School.

Creative Team

Creator & Director: Daphna Attias

Narrator: Charlie Hendren

Writer: Rachel Bagshaw

Keeper: Jessica Jones

Composer & Sound Designer: Ellie Isherwood

Producer: Bridie Donaghy

Access Consultant: Amelia Cavallo

Marketing Manager: Vic Shead 

Podcast Illustration: Evie Fridel

Thank you to Tom Clutterbuck for editing support!

Thank you to the team at London Zoo, a ZSL conservation zoo. To find out more about their amazing work, visit www.zsl.org 

Audiomoves at the Zoo is funded by Arts Council England, with support from Phoenix Court, Unicorn Theatre, The Place, Full House Theatre, & Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Peut-Être Theatre is supported by Arts Council England, Backstage Trust, Garfield Weston Foundation, Foyle Foundation & Phoenix Court. 

To find out more about us and our work, visit www.peutetretheatre.co.uk

@peutetretheatre

Get ready to wriggle like a caterpillar, then melt, jiggle and burst into a butterfly!

Audiomoves is a podcast for little ones to move to, and in this series we're going to the zoo! 

We’re meeting lots of animals and their zookeepers, and finding out all about how they move, eat, sleep and play - the animals that is, not the humans!

This episode was developed with Year 1 at Friars Primary School!

Creative Team

Creator & Director: Daphna Attias

Narrator: Charlie Hendren

Writer: Maya Politaki

Keeper: Sam Aberdeen

Composer & Sound Designer: Yaniv Fridel & Ben Kelly (Soho Sonic Studios)

Producer: Bridie Donaghy

Access Consultant: Amelia Cavallo

Marketing Manager: Vic Shead 

Podcast Illustration: Evie Fridel

Thank you to the team at London Zoo, a ZSL conservation zoo. To find out more about their amazing work, visit www.zsl.org 

Audiomoves at the Zoo is funded by Arts Council England, with support from Phoenix Court, Unicorn Theatre, The Place, Full House Theatre, & Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Peut-Être Theatre is supported by Arts Council England, Backstage Trust, Garfield Weston Foundation, Foyle Foundation & Phoenix Court. 

To find out more about us and our work, visit www.peutetretheatre.co.uk

@peutetretheatre

Did you know elephants have to swap sides when they sleep because they are sooooo big!? In this episode we’re stomping, snacking and snoring like elephants.

Audiomoves is a podcast for little ones to move to, and in this series we're going to the zoo!

We’re meeting lots of animals and their zookeepers, and finding out all about how they move, eat, sleep and play - the animals that is, not the humans!

This episode was developed with the Full House Theatre Houghton Regis Art Town Explorer group.

Creative Team

Creator & Director: Daphna Attias

Narrator: Charlie Hendren

Writer: Bridie Donaghy

Keeper: Samantha Bullock

Composer & Sound Designer: Yaniv Fridel & Ben Kelly (Soho Sonic Studios)

Producer: Bridie Donaghy

Access Consultant: Amelia Cavallo

Marketing Manager: Vic Shead

Podcast Illustration: Evie Fridel

Thank you to the teams at London Zoo and Whipsnade Zoo, ZSL conservation zoos. To find out more about their amazing work, visit www.zsl.org

Audiomoves at the Zoo is funded by Arts Council England, with support from Phoenix Court, Unicorn Theatre, The Place, Full House Theatre, & Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Peut-Être Theatre is supported by Arts Council England, Backstage Trust, Garfield Weston Foundation, Foyle Foundation & Phoenix Court.

To find out more about us and our work, visit www.peutetretheatre.co.uk

@peutetretheatre

Did you know that Komodo Dragons smell with their tongue? Not only that, but they can smell up to 6 miles away! We’ll be stretching, smelling and swimming like a Komodo Dragon.

Audiomoves is a podcast for little ones to move to, and in this series we're going to the zoo! 

We’re meeting lots of animals and their zookeepers, and finding out all about how they move, eat, sleep and play - the animals that is, not the humans!

This episode was developed with Year 3 at Primrose Hill Primary School.

Creative Team

Creator & Director: Daphna Attias

Narrator: Charlie Hendren

Writer: Meera Patel

Keeper: Joe Capon

Composer & Sound Designer: Ellie Isherwood

Producer: Bridie Donaghy

Access Consultant: Amelia Cavallo

Marketing Manager: Vic Shead 

Podcast Illustration: Evie Fridel

Thank you to the team at London Zoo, a ZSL conservation zoo. To find out more about their amazing work, visit www.zsl.org 

Audiomoves at the Zoo is funded by Arts Council England, with support from Phoenix Court, Unicorn Theatre, The Place, Full House Theatre, & Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Peut-Être Theatre is supported by Arts Council England, Backstage Trust, Garfield Weston Foundation, Foyle Foundation & Phoenix Court. 

To find out more about us and our work, visit www.peutetretheatre.co.uk

@peutetretheatre

We’ll be kicking, pouncing, and pawing in today’s episode which is all about the majestic Asiatic Lions. 

Audiomoves is a podcast for little ones to move to, and in this series we're going to the zoo! 

We’re meeting lots of animals and their zookeepers, and finding out all about how they move, eat, sleep and play - the animals that is, not the humans!

This episode was developed with Year 1 at Loughborough Primary School.

Creative Team

Creator & Director: Daphna Attias

Narrator: Charlie Hendren

Writer: Bridget Lappin

Keeper: Martin O’Sullivan

Composer & Sound Designer: Ellie Isherwood

Producer: Bridie Donaghy

Access Consultant: Amelia Cavallo

Marketing Manager: Vic Shead 

Podcast Illustration: Evie Fridel

Thank you to the team at London Zoo, a ZSL conservation zoo. To find out more about their amazing work, visit www.zsl.org 

Audiomoves at the Zoo is funded by Arts Council England, with support from Phoenix Court, Unicorn Theatre, The Place, Full House Theatre, & Great Ormond Street Hospital. Peut-Être Theatre is supported by Arts Council England, Backstage Trust, Garfield Weston Foundation, Foyle Foundation & Phoenix Court. 

To find out more about us and our work, visit www.peutetretheatre.co.uk

@peutetretheatre

Ever wondered why flamingos have such long legs? Or why they’re that beautiful pink colour? Find out this and more in today’s episode of Audiomoves at the zoo. Get ready to wade, gulp and flutter like a Flamingo!

Audiomoves is a podcast for little ones to move to, and in this series we're going to the zoo! 

We’re meeting lots of animals and their zookeepers, and finding out all about how they move, eat, sleep and play - the animals that is, not the humans!

This episode was developed with Year 1 at Hermitage Primary School!

Creative Team

Creator & Director: Daphna Attias

Narrator: Charlie Hendren

Writer: Bridget Lappin

Keeper: Vicky Fyson

Composer & Sound Designer: Ellie Isherwood

Producer: Bridie Donaghy

Access Consultant: Amelia Cavallo

Marketing Manager: Vic Shead 

Podcast Illustration: Evie Fridel

Thank you to the team at London Zoo, a ZSL conservation zoo. To find out more about their amazing work, visit www.zsl.org 

Audiomoves at the Zoo is funded by Arts Council England, with support from Phoenix Court, Unicorn Theatre, The Place, Full House Theatre, & Great Ormond Street Hospital. Peut-Être Theatre is supported by Arts Council England, Backstage Trust, Garfield Weston Foundation, Foyle Foundation & Phoenix Court. 

To find out more about us and our work, visit www.peutetretheatre.co.uk

@peutetretheatre