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Goldilocks and the Three Bears

Queen's Hall, Bangor, West Street, Newtownards, County Down, BT23 4EN
Goldilocks and the Three Bears

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Goldilocks! She's off to seek her fortune but soon finds that it is not as easy as she thought.

Meanwhile The Three Bears are hiding a very special honey hive, making honey that helps Santa have a very special breakfast before he sets out for Christmas - but a rather naughty witch, Wanda the Wasp, is out to steal it... still, there might be a Handsome Prince in the forest to help... and the children in the audience will certainly want to lend a hand in this sparkling version of the much loved tale.

Few children's stories can have more instantly recognisable lines than 'Someone's been eating my porridge…' Guaranteed to have hordes of children shrieking their delight at these enthralling words!

The eternal appeal of this classic story makes this a golden opportunity to present this production from the North's première producer of Christmas plays, with their usual values of family, entertainment, funny and immediate scripts, simple effects, live original music and strong performances. With loads of audience participation, our production of Goldilocks and the Three Bears is in the very best traditions of Christmas Entertainment!

Don't miss this fun version of a classic family tale!

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Season (7 Dec 2024)
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Saturday14:00 - 15:00

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