Updated 01 August 2002, 15.15

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The play looks at the lives of severely brain-damaged kids, who are being helped by the charity The Children's Trust.

Puppetry

Through acting, music, mime, puppetry and dance, they explore the feelings a child goes through when he or she suffers brain-damage following an accident.

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They also look at how this affects the teenager's family and how the Children's Trust nurses them back to health.

The schoolchildren have already raised more than £25,000 for the charity in addition to the £20,000 they needed to get them to Edinburgh.

The show runs from 1 - 10 August, and can be seen at the Pleasance Two Theatre in Edinburgh.

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Watch Lizo Mzimba's report

More Info

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My Edinburgh Festival Diary: Act I

My Edinburgh Festival Diary: Act II

My Edinburgh Festival Diary: Act III

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