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Faerie Tales

A twilight forest where a great oak spreads over a winding path beneath a star-filled sky, with golden fireflies drifting among wildflowers.

Faerie tales are older than books, and they survive because children keep them alive. In Mari's faerie tale work, the old stories are told the old way: aloud, together, with room for wonder and for the dark parts too.

Storybook scenes joined by a golden thread at the edge of a dusk wood: a girl and a pig beneath an empty spider web, a girl following the thread past a goblin peeking from tree roots, a child holding up a single lit match, and a pale queen small and far off among frosted trees.
The old stories, told the old way.

More on this in Why the dark parts stay: on trusting children with the whole of a story.

On stage

Charlotte's Web, October 2026

The Princess and the Goblin, Spring 2013