That Catherine
Bennett Show Created
in February 2014 
Bryony and her nine year old niece, Taylor, decided to play
the global tween machine at its own game by inventing dinosaur-loving, bike-riding, tuna pasta-eating,
alternative pop star Catherine Bennett.
Their aim was to make CB world famous to prove that an alternative to the current mind-numbing
offer was viable and wanted. Catherine Bennett is embodied by Aunty Bry and totally and utterly managed by
Taylor! Join the duo in this heart-warming tale of their magnificent journey together. Expect pop songs, silly
dances, lots of real-life video and tales of storming the Houses of Parliament, being played on Radio 1 and
getting their message right to the CBBC headquarters.
This is a show about family activism, children’s
rights and believing in your own power as an individual to change the world… even at nine years old!
MUSIC
Download the singles Apathy, The Future and Animal
Kingdom on iTunes. 
PRESS
“Catherine Bennett gets to be the pop star she was
built to be – the kind of pop star who pauses mid-gig to help a seven year old girl identify a mammoth’s
tooth”
Exeunt
★★★★★
“A pop powerhouse”
Time Out
“Magic, silliness and lip-syncing, as well as that
'you can change the world!' message”
The Independent 
Commissioned by
The Southbank Centre for the Imagine
Children’s Festival
Funded by
Arts Council England
Toured
Soho Theatre* • Imagine Children’s Festival,
The Southbank Centre • Bristol Old Vic • The Egg, Bath • Stratford Discover Children's Story Centre •
Quarterhouse, Folkestone • Camp Bestival • The Why Festival, The Southbank Centre •
Manchester Contact
*Work-in-progress showing
Credits
Written
by Bryony Kimmings and Taylor Houchen • Starring Bryony Kimmings and Taylor Houchen, Figs in Wigs, Emma
Lansley and Lottie Vallis • Directed by Bryony Kimmings • Music by Tom Parkinson • Choreography by Figs in
Wigs • Video by Rebecca Brand • Set Design by David Curtis Ring • Costume by Aaron Francis Walker • Lighting
Design by Marty Langthorne • Production Management by Hattie Prust • Show Image by Alexander Innes and
Christa Holka • Production Photos by Paul Blakemore
Find out more about
The Catherine Bennett Project here. 
