This allegorical tale is a winning combination for Easter – a story that’s all about chocolate, with a message of forgiveness! 

At Easter, the Chocolate Shop window is always full of Easter Eggs, until one year the Chocolate Maker puts Easter Bunnies in the centre of the display instead.  The Eggs are furious, thinking it’s their right to have pride of place, while the Bunnies claim it’s their turn.  Although the Tulips and Daffodils try to keep the peace, the Bunnies and Eggs fight with each other and the Chocolate Maker is very disappointed in them. The Eggs and Bunnies are ashamed, and with the encouragement of the Tulips and Daffodils they all apologise.  By the time the Chocolate Maker returns they’ve forgiven each other, and there is joyful celebration.  The shop window will look beautiful after all!

'Deliciously simple but never simplistic, and the story works on several levels. Effective music and flexible staging for specialists and non-specialists alike. Your children will love it and so will all the grown-ups!'
Libbie Noakes – Music Teacher, Hampshire