Heidi - A Goat's Tale

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Heidi - A Goat's Tale

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Thursday 9 - Friday 24 December
Main Stage: Various times as below
Tickets: 
£12, £10, £8 / concessions £2 off. School Groups: £6
Family Tickets: 
£45 (5 people, maximum 2 full price. T&C's apply)
Northern Broadsides
Written by: 
Andrew Pollard - a new adaptation
Director: 
Adam Sunderland
With: 
Pip and her naughty goats!
Age recommendation: 
4 years +
Running time: 
90 minutes + interval
British Sign Language interpreted performance: Monday 20 December, 7.00pm

It's winter and the goats are locked up in the barn for the night. What mischief do they get up to when they discover torn pages from a book called Heidi?

 

This Christmas, treat the whole family to an evening of wonderful silliness as a bunch of cheeky goats perform their own take on Heidi.

 

This witty tale-within-a-tale is downright daft, packed with mad ‘goatie’ humour and hilarious episodes that will surprise and delight whatever your age.

 

‘a unique, lovable show’ THE GUARDIAN

 

Loosely based on the classic children’s tale, Heidi skilfully combines simple staging with breathtaking theatrical invention, music, song and dance, setting your imagination alight. Come and experience physical and visual storytelling at its very best in this hugely entertaining family show brought to you by one of the country’s finest national touring theatre companies.

 

‘suffused with warmth ... gleeful, scampering silliness. Great goaty fun’ THE TIMES

 

Show dates and times

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THURSDAY

9

1.30pm

7.00pm

FRIDAY

10

 10.00am

1.30pm

SATURDAY

11

 2.00pm

6.00pm

 

 

MONDAY

13

 10.00am

1.30pm

TUESDAY

14

 10.00am

1.30pm

WEDNESDAY

15

 10.00am

1.30pm

THURSDAY

16

 10.00am

1.30pm

 

 

SATURDAY

18

 2.00pm

6.00pm

SUNDAY

19

 11.00am

2.00pm

MONDAY

20

 2.00pm

7.00pm *BSL

TUESDAY

21

 2.00pm

7.00pm

WEDNESDAY

22

 2.00pm

7.00pm

THURSDAY

23

 2.00pm

7.00pm

FRIDAY

24

 2.00pm

6.00pm

 

 

 

 

 

* BSL, Monday 20 December, 7.00pm: British Sign Language Interpretation available.

 

 

I saw this show back in 2008 when it was first made... it's really good fun. Lot's of silliness all the way through and really enjoyable for all ages. The goats are hilarious - really funny when they come in to the audience and cause lots of mayhem!!!

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