I disagree with Alex Nicol's review of this production. I too attended this producution although it was on another day and found that the audience was fully engaged with what was going on and interacted with Kevin, which he was able to take in his stride and still keep going. The audience consisted of large groups of varying age children from care and holiday programs as well as family groups and a special needs child. The audience laughed and were attentive. Perhaps you missed the point that the audience on your day took from the performance what was appropriate to their own age and stage. Just because they did not react in a way that you percieve to be correct does not mean that they did not enjoy it!With all the whizz bang things in the world today it was fantastic to see that the young and old audience really enjoyed the falling over and the paper snow.I also think that you have not thought about the important roll of imagination in a child's life. Too often everything is presented in a "finished format" for them and this production did a fantastic job of letting them form their own ideas and imaginings while following a great story line.