Kynren is an incredible show for all members of the family but especially for children, who can have their minds blown and learn lots in an evening of ultimate entertainment.
Below, we have highlighted five different ways in which Kynren is a great experience for youngsters and families.
Educational Value: Kynren takes children on a captivating journey through time, showcasing key moments in history from the Roman Empire up to the end of the 20th century. Pivotal events from the past are brought to life in a vibrant and engaging way. It is a perfect blend of entertainment and education which sparks curiosity and encourages a deeper understanding of historical events.
Inspirational Storytelling: Kynren's compelling story instils important values such as bravery, resilience, unity and friendship in children. Through the awe-inspiring performances by the talented cast which includes numerous children, a younger audience witnesses remarkable tales of triumph and heroism.
Cultural Enrichment: The show provides a unique opportunity for children to appreciate and celebrate their local, regional and national heritage. By showcasing the history, culture, and traditions of the region - perhaps most notably the depiction of the mining disaster - Kynren fosters a sense of pride and belonging among young audiences. It encourages them to explore their roots and develop a greater appreciation for the North East and beyond.
Family Bonding: Kynren offers an excellent opportunity for families to spend quality time together. Sharing the magical experience of Kynren enhances bonds and strengthens relationships. Children can engage in conversations about history, ask questions, and develop a deeper connection with their parents and siblings.
Positive Impact on Creativity: Experiencing the vivid performances and imaginative storytelling of Kynren can inspire children to explore their own creativity. Witnessing the dedication and talent of the cast and crew, children may discover their passion for the performing arts, encouraging them to explore their own artistic talents.