Annie Brooks

A theatre show by Colossal Crumbs. Welcome to the dingy, depressing life of Cuthbert, a lonely fish living in a dank corner of a miserable room in pond suburbia. Meet the infamous artist Ludwig (he's a prawn) who's struggling to make his most recent masterpiece. And join Myrtle (sea cucumber) in her dwindling one-woman crusade to save gherkins across the world. Three troubled characters, living in the same room but different time periods – can they still help each other or will their lives all continue on a downwards spiral? Colossal Crumbs invite you to a visual feast of folly and three tales of the unexpected - merging puppetry, animation and film all encompassed within the setting of a 1920s silent movie. The show is narrated with text, beautiful music from Matti Bye and an alluring French(ish) man. Tour will be starting in May 2013.

A theatre show by Colossal Crumbs. Directed by Annie Brooks. Escape into a world that is obscure and intriguing, offering smallness in abundance and giant wobbly body parts as a playground for puppets. Gorge on minute details, engage with gargantuan flesh and enter a world that is more precise and more meticulously elucidated than our own… Colossal Crumbs incorporates large and very small puppetry with performance from people, weird dances and giant gingerbread houses. It follows the story of Mr Crumb (seen below), but not the beginning, middle and end story you might expect - the inbetween parts of everyday life – the eating and of course, the excreting. Join Mr Crumb for a plate of spaghetti, or perhaps a silent read on the toilet.You might even become part of his ever- transforming, ever-increasing load as Mr Crumb starts to eat everything in sight! Colossal Crumbs is a wordless theatre show, performed by puppets and people.

A street show by Matt Rudkin, Ulysses Black and Annie Brooks.

Puppets made for various shows

Drawings I done and that.