Stagecoach Altrincham and Urmston provide quality part-time training in the arts for children aged 4-18 years. Their aim is to nurture and develop young potential through singing, acting, and dancing classes in south Manchester. No experience necessary, they cater to each individual child’s needs, and you can trial the classes for two weeks before committing to a full term. They also accept tax free childcare, universal credit and childcare voucher payments. What have you got to lose, go and give their classes a try!
Urmston T: 07507 177258 W: www.stagecoach.co.uk/urmston
Altrincham T: 07904 451199 W: www.stagecoach.co.uk/altrincham
At Burnage Academy for Boys, they recognise the importance of the transition to secondary school. Between now and September, they have a host of activities planned for those lucky enough to be joining them next year. They introduce their values of resilience, independence and care through varied activities in sport, languages, art, drama and more. They appreciate that transition doesn’t only start in Year 6, and work with primary colleagues to arrange events with pupils in Year 4 and 5 too! Their doors are always open – they know how important it is for pupils and parents to feel part of their community. W: www.burnage.manchester.sch.uk
Stockport Grammar audiences stepped back in time to Ancient Greece to watch a spectacular production of Dido and Aeneas. The production was created collaboratively between the Music, Dance and Classics Departments. Based on Virgil’s poem, the Aeneid, which was written in the first century BC, the play follows the tragic love story of Dido, Queen of Carthage, and the Trojan Prince Aeneas. Composer Purcell set the fourth book of the epic poem to music in the 17th century.
Chamber Choir and orchestra expertly brought Purcell’s compositions to life and the school’s dancers interpreted the story with expressive choreography. Drama students also created three exclusive scenes which portrayed the thoughts of Dido throughout the play. Director of Music, Mr Dow said: “All the pupils involved should be immensely proud. I thought the whole thing was incredibly beautiful and it was so lovely to see musicians, dancers, actors and lighting experts all working so well together to produce such a wonderful performance.” W: www.stockportgrammar.co.uk
Step into a world of fun and excitement at DNA VR, where families and friends can enjoy unforgettable adventures together! Their state-of-the-art virtual reality technology lets you explore fantastic realms and solve intricate puzzles like never before. Experience the thrill of the VR Arcade, perfect for a family day out or celebrate your birthday in their VR Escape Room and test your teamwork skills. With exciting challenges for all ages, the immersive VR experiences will leave you in awe and wanting more. Join the fun at DNA VR and create unforgettable memories with your loved ones! W: www.dnavr.co.uk
Visit HOME in Manchester during the school holidays for family friendly theatre performances, crafty activities and delicious children’s meals. During each half term and holiday HOME is full of family activities – from building trails, to indoor play activities and competitions.
This May half term go to outer space with the all ages show Starchitects and a film screening of Muppets From Space. Looking ahead to the October holidays they will then be staging the adaptation of Julia Donaldson & Lydia Monks’ The Singing Mermaid. Book your tickets and find out about all family activities online. W: www.homemcr.org
SUNDAY 11TH JUNE
Soccer Aid for UNICEF returns to Old Trafford, Manchester on 11th June with one of the best-ever line-ups. Lionesses’ Euro 2022 winner, and Queen of The Jungle, Jill Scott will captain England as she makes her debut alongside fellow newcomers Tommy Fury, Jack Wilshere, Joel Corry, Bugzy Malone, Karen Carney and Gary Cahill. They are joined by familiar Soccer Aid faces including Usain Bolt, Liam Payne, Tom Grennan, Mo Farah, Steven Bartlett, Gary Neville and Vicky McClure – all of whom return for the biggest and best charity football match in the world. Tickets start from just £10 for children and £20 for adults. W: www.socceraid.org.uk
The days are getting longer, the weather a little warmer, and so the long-awaited season of events, inside and out, begins! Get set for all sorts of fun, and all manner of entertainment for the family to enjoy. Here’s our pick of the best for you to start planning days out to remember!
Outdoor theatre experts Heartbreak Productions are back delivering Unique Outdoor Theatre Experiences to audiences across the UK. They will be returning to the lovely Fog Lane Park in Didsbury this summer with their adaptation of David Walliams’ Bad Dad. This modern family favourite follows the highs and lows of a fatherson relationship with chases, escapes, disguises, and a very silly auntie to round it all off nicely. Bad Dad will be at Fog Lane Park on 19th & 20th August, and to make sure as many people can go to see it as possible, Heartbreak has scheduled a Pay What You Can performance and a BSL interpreted performance. So, head to their website for tickets and more information and get those picnics ready!
www.heartbreakproductions.co.uk
May half term is nearly here and with warmer weather to come, it’s time to start heading out to the great value attractions dotted around the county. Many are geared up for brilliant half term activities with lots of interactive things to do or see, while other venues offer superb family days out for this holiday and beyond. Take a look, then relax knowing you’ve got your family fun time covered!
Round up the family and head to BeWILDerwood this half term to enjoy their sparkly new event Such a Hoot, running until 30th June. Meet new characters, see a brand-new story at the Storytelling Stage, get your faces painted and get crafty in the Big Hat – all included in your ticket! As well as all the fun free activities you can also discover slippery slides, wobbly zip wires, muddled mazes, plus lots, lots more whilst on your WILD adventure! BeWILDerwood Cheshire is open from 10am-5pm, with most explorers spending all day running WILD! Tickets can be purchased online or on arrival. W: www.bewilderwood.co.uk
Take to the track with a brand-new racing themed area, featuring the Grand Prix Racers Rollercoaster and a stomach-churning 360° thrill ride Overdrive.
Grand Prix Racers is the perfect rollercoaster for young thrill seekers.
Buckle up for twists and turns that are sure to get the entire families pulses racing. Overdrive is the first ride of its kind at Gulliver’s World. Will you brave their most daring attraction that will turn your world upside down? Plus, there’s photo opportunities on a podium with Gully and Gilly Mouse, a play area for toddlers, car-inspired music and so much more! W: www.gulliversworldresort.co.uk
At this UNESCO World Heritage Site (Planet Earth division), be amazed at the Lovell telescope, explore the new First Light Pavilion, and unravel the wonders of the universe. After you’ve stared into space, looked up at the stars, and got to grips with rocket science, treat your astronauts to lunch in their café. A visit to Jodrell Bank is out of this world, and if you book online in advance, you’ll be able to visit again, free of charge, for the rest of the year. Boom! Jodrell Bank is proud to be Part of the University of Manchester. Find out more online. W: www.jodrellbank.net
Manchester City Council has teamed up with communities and activity leaders across the area to bring all school holiday activities and events on one website: Loadstodo.co.uk. Manchester’s children and young people have been working hard all term. They want to celebrate their dedication and resolve, and make sure there are plenty of ways for them to stay stimulated and have fun when they’re off school.
Whether you’re looking for activities for younger children or older young people, there’s something for everyone on Loads to Do! W: www.loadstodo.co.uk/schoolhols
Head to RHS Bridgewater this May half term, 27th May-4th June, for a week of fun family activities all about the joys of planting and harvesting vegetables. From seeds and soil, and field and vine, then onto our plates – learn where fruit and veg come from and grow your very own edible feast. Visit the Kitchen Garden to spot food growing in its natural environment and take home your own packet of seeds. Join the Vegetable Nannies for their walkabout theatre, and get stuck in with The Mini Makery, whose workshops are all about encouraging children to feed their ‘gut pet’ rainbows! Full event details online. W: www.rhs.org.uk/gardens/bridgewater
LOSE
DOWN A BLACK HOLE THIS MAY HALF TERM, AND THEN DO IT AGAIN AND AGAIN, AND
The sun’s out and summer is on its way! Primary Times share some fun ideas and activities for families to enjoy during these warmer months
1) READ OUTDOORS
Immerse yourself in story-time and soak up some sunshine, or pick a book to sit and read all together.
2) SPRING BAKING
Have a go at making some tasty liמּle cupcakes or a lemon drizzle cake –whatever you fancy!
3) VISIT THE BEACH
Enjoy the relaxing sound of the waves by the sea and try to find some preמּy shells. Also, sandcastles!
4) MAKE GLITTER BUTTERFLIES
Cut out the buמּerflies from foam shapes or pieces with a cookie cuמּer, cover the foam with glue and then decorate. The more gliמּer, stickers and gemstones the beמּer!
5) PLAY HIDE AND SEEK
Organise a big game with your child’s school friends or with the neighbourhood and get everyone involved!
6) A FAMILY PICNIC
Pack your blanket, sunglasses and some picky food and you’re all set for a great aﬞernoon, and it’s much more fun than eating sat at the dinner table.
7) THROW A FLORAL-THEMED PARTY
Everything floral for the warm weather! Paמּerned floral clothes, floral paper plates or tablecloth, and fresh flowers for decoration. Get creative.
8) VISIT A LOCAL FARM
Take a trip to a peמּing zoo and spend the day with the animals making some furry friends.
9) MAKE A MINI FAIRY GARDEN
Use a small teacup or mini plant pot and add some preמּy bits and pieces. Try some leaves or liמּle flowers, seashells, beads, a liמּle toy house, painted pebbles, and of course, gliמּer!
10) COOK YOUR FAVOURITE DINNER
Soup with some fresh crusty bread or some fun and crunchy tacos are wonderful for this time of year.
11) CONNECT WITH NATURE
Venture outside and explore. See how many different birds, plants and interesting cloud shapes you can find.
12) BUILD A FORT
Make a den and you’ll have a warm, safe place to relax in for a quieter aﬞernoon.
13) ARTS AND CRAFTS
Try some painting, making Play-Doh shapes or scrapbooking to get the creative juices flowing.
14) GO SWIMMING
Enjoy an active aﬞernoon splashing about having fun with all the family.
15) HAVE A DUVET DAY
Get cosy with your duvet or blankets on the sofa and watch your favourite family film together. With snacks, of course!
16) ROAD TRIP
Discover a new place or somewhere outside of your usual area – see if there are any good nature trails or hikes you can aמּempt as a family.
17) VISIT YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY
Pick up a new book or see if they have any activities or drop-in sessions on for children and families during the holidays.
18) PLANT SOME FLOWERS
Marigolds, sunflowers or poppies are great for this time of year and look lovely and colourful in the sunshine.
19) STARGAZE
Make the most of the clear spring skies and see how many stars you can count! Who can spot the most?
20) A GAME OF ROUNDERS
Gather some friends together and blow off some steam at the parkbaמּer up!
You’ll find a fun and interactive The Tiger Who Came to Tea adventure trail in Tatton Park’s gardens until 3rd September. Get hands on playing in Sophie’s Kitchen, collect some teatime favourites and snap a photo with the tiger. Tatton Park, Knutsford.
W: www.tattonpark.org.uk
Stoller Hall at Chetham’s
Family fun at The Stoller Hall in Manchester, with interactive workshops, live music and family entertainment. Each month their Stoller Story Sounds workshops have a different theme, taking pre-schoolers and their grown-ups on an interactive musical journey.
W: www.stollerhall.com
What is it like to be caught up in war as a child? Evacuees, refugees, targets and combatants share their experiences. Part of the Big Picture Show. An immersive 360-degree thought-provoking multimedia experience. IWM North.
W: www.iwm.org.uk
Make Manchester’s Corn Exchange a one-stop destination for family fun. Kids will love the excitement of Escape Hunt, where games themed around everything from Doctor Who to Vikings are on offer. There are plenty of restaurants and a resident hotel to make the perfect break.
W: www.cornexchangemanchester.co.uk
Stagecoach Altrincham and Urmston provide quality part-time training in the arts for children aged 4-18 years. Their aim is to nurture and develop young potential through singing, acting and dancing classes in south Manchester. No experience necessary. You can trial the classes for two weeks before committing to a full term.
W: www.stagecoach.co.uk
Graystone is the home of action sports with activities for everyone including; scooter, skateboarding, BMX, trampolining, freestyle gymnastics, and bouldering. The expert coaches offer coaching in every sport.
W: www.graystoneactionsports.co.uk
Sunday 21st
AJ Bell Junior and Mini Great Manchester Run
Calling all kids who love to run! expect a high-energy soundtrack and fun from beginning to end, plus crazy costumes and high fives. And that’s all before you reach the finish line, where you’ll receive an exclusive finisher medal to add to your collection and a sense of pride like no other. Minis aged 3-8 take on a daring 1.5km dash, while Juniors aged 9-15 tackle a 2.5km supercharged sprint.
W: www.greatrun.org
Saturday 27th
There’s Loads to Do this May Half term!
Manchester City Council has teamed up with communities and activity leaders across the area to bring all school holiday activities and events on one website. Whether you’re looking for activities for younger children or older young people, there’s something for everyone on Loads to Do.
W: www.loadstodo.co.uk/schoolhols
Enjoy storytelling in the gardens of Tatton Park between 11am-4pm each day. Sit a while and listen to some of Judith Kerr’s classic tales, including The Tiger Who Came to Tea, Mog the Forgetful Cat and Mog and Bunny. Running until 4th June.
W: www.tattonpark.org.uk
Head to RHS Bridgewater this May half term for a week of fun family activities all about the joys of planting and harvesting vegetables. From seeds and soil, and field and vine, then onto our plates - learn where fruit and veg come from and grow your very own edible feast. Running until 4th June.
W: www.rhs.org.uk
Take a seat in the Space Dome to enjoy this new 360° immersive dome show, We Are Guardians looks at how satellites can save the planet. The world, its peoples and environments are connected and interdependent. The eco-systems in which we live, from the smallest bacteria to the largest ocean whale are shared. Tickets £4/£6, available as an add-on to general admission. Running until 4th June. Show times: 10.30am and 2.30pm daily. Ages 6+.
W: www.jodrellbank.net
Local sheep shearer David Norcott will be shearing some of the flock, don’t miss this opportunity to see them shed their woolly coats. Also on 28th May. Tatton Park, Knutsford. W: www.tattonpark.org.uk
Young inventors, creators and builders are invited to drop in and play with the massive supply of LEGO. The Atkinson. W: www.theatkinson.co.uk
Step into a world of fun and excitement this half term at DNA VR! Their stateof-the-art virtual reality technology lets you explore fantastic realms and solve intricate puzzles like never before. Experience the thrill of the VR Arcade, perfect for a family day out. Use code PRIMARYTIMES10 for 10% off. W: www.dnavr.co.uk
Tuesday 30th
CADS Holiday Club
CADS clubs provide opportunities for children and young people to participate in an exciting programme of unique and inclusive physical activities together with health and wellbeing options. Open to disabled and nondisabled young people aged 8-16 years. £85 for two days. Also on 31st May. Seashell, Stanley Road, Cheadle Hulme. T: 0161 610 0100
E: active@seashelltrust.org.uk
Have a Hoot at BeWilderwood
Have a hoot at BeWILDerwood
Cheshire this half term and enjoy their sparkly new event Such a Hoot, running until 30th June. Meet new characters, see a brand-new story at the Storytelling Stage, get your faces painted and get crafty in the Big Hatall included in your ticket! 10am-5pm. W: www.bewilderwood.co.uk
JUNE
Saturday 3rd Car Show
Celebrate the golden age of motoring at The Classic and Performance Car Spectacular, one of the UK’S most loved classic car shows. Also on 4th June. Tatton Park, Knutsford. W: www.tattonpark.org.uk
Saturday 10th
We’ll Meet Again
1940’s Vintage and Victory Weekend at the Farm! Step back in time and celebrate all that was great from the 1940s & 50s! Also on 11th June. Tatton Park, Knutsford.
W: www.tattonpark.org.uk
Sunday 11th
Soccer Aid
Soccer Aid for UNICEF returns to Old Trafford, Manchester. Lionesses’ Euro 2022 winner, Jill Scott will captain England as she makes her debut alongside Tommy Fury, Jack Wilshere, Joel Corry, Bugzy Malone, Karen Carney and Gary Cahill. They are joined by familiar Soccer Aid faces including Usain Bolt, Liam Payne, Tom Grennan, Mo Farah, Steven Bartlett, Gary Neville and Vicky McClure. Tickets start from just £10 for children and £20 for adults. W: www.socceraid.org.uk
Saturday 17th
Father’s Day Weekend
We take great care to ensure this information is correct at the time of going to press. However, we would advise parents to phone and check details prior to making a long trip…or promise!
New Rides, New Area!
Visit Gulliver’s World this half term to experience their new rides, now open! Gulliver’s World, Warrington. W: www.gulliersworldresort.co.uk
Celebrate Father’s Day at Gulliver’s World. Adult tickets are 50% off throughout Father’s Day Weekend! This special offer is available at all Gulliver’s Theme Parks on both the Saturday and the Sunday.
W: www.gulliversworldresort.co.uk
Treat your dog at DogFest, the nation’s favourite dog friendly festival. Also on 18th June. Tatton Park, Knutsford. W: www.tattonpark.org.uk
Meet Bluey and Bingo at intervals throughout the day at the Bury Transport Museum. There will also be a funfair, face painters and craft activities. Ride with one of the heritage steam or diesel trains through the Irwell valley. General admission tickets must be purchased online. Also on 18th June.
W: www.eastlancsrailway.org.uk
Oulton Park’s traditional Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship summer party is back in June for three headline races on the Island circuit. This is an annual calendar highlight with thousands of fans camping out across the weekend.
W: www.oultonpark.co.uk
We take great care to ensure this information is correct at the time of going to press. However, we would advise parents to phone and check details prior to making a long trip…or promise!
Tuesday 20th
The Royal Cheshire County Show is back on 20th & 21st June. All your favourite attractions and competitions will return this year, including light and heavy horses, livestock, the Cheshire Farmers Market, the Robert’s Bakery Food Village and the Shetland Pony Grand National. Children under 5 enter free! W: www.royalcheshireshow.org
Saturday 24th
Race for Life Pretty Muddy Kids is a brilliant muddy obstacle course just for the little ones. They can take on the obstacles, crawl through the mud pit and have fun with friends, all the while helping raise valuable funds for life-saving research. Free for adults, £12 for children (children must be at least 1.2 metres tall). Tatton Park, Knutsford. W: www.tattonpark.org.uk
Saturday 1st Supercar Pageant
Oulton Park circuit will be packed with the finest cars you can imagine, with Lamborghinis, Ferraris, Bentleys Porsches and more filling the infield of the historic circuit. W: www.oultonpark.co.uk
The Classic American’s Stars and Stripes Car Show
Celebrating all things American from across the decades, the Classic American Stars & Stripes Car Show is the biggest and best of its kind in the UK. Family entertainment including live music and a funfair, as well as specialist traders, parts suppliers and jumble stands. Tatton Park, Knutsford. W: www.tattonpark.org.uk
Friday 7th
Foodies Festival
Foodies Festival returns with celebrity chefs and headliners Sophie EllisBextor and Scouting for Girls. Running 7th-9th July. Tatton Park, Knutsford. W: www.tattonpark.org.uk
Wednesday 26th July
Nantwich Show
The award-winning Nantwich Show is a perfect family day out.
Entertainment for all ages includes circus skills, inflatables, livestock judging, The Sheep Show, food and drink, shopping, trade stands, main ring attractions, floral arts and home produce competitions, chef demonstrations and loads more. Earlybird Family tickets are just £35 for two adults and two children (5-17yrs) purchased before 17th July. Get your tickets online now! W: www.nantwichshow.org
Southport
Box office: 01704 533333
Wednesday 24th May
Richard Jones rose to fame as the only magician to ever win Britain’s Got Talent and has since won the prestigious Gold Star accolade within the Inner Magic Circle, the highest honour in The Magic Circle. Known as ‘The Military Illusionist’ he represents the very best in Cutting edge magic, mind-reading, and psychological illusion.
Wednesday 31st May
POP PRINCESSES
A musical spectacular starring four fabulous Fairy tale Princesses who just love to sing! It’s the perfect mix.
Friday 2nd – Saturday 3rd June
This hilarious and spectacular pantomime-style show will include some of the best seasoned performers alongside top circus and speciality acts. Expect high energy choreography, loveable characters, colourful set and costumes.
www.thebrindley.org.uk
Tuesday 30th May
THE LITTLE MIX SHOW
A highly energetic show, suitable for kids, tweens, teens, and adults alike, with lots of added extras including Dance Competitions, Free Giveaways and a Meet & Greet with the girls after the show.
Saturday 10th –
Sunday 11th June
Roald Dahl’s gleefully witty ode to the anarchy of childhood and the power of imagination. This story of a girl who dreams of a better life and the children she inspires will have audiences rooting for the “revolting children” who are out to teach the grown-ups a lesson.
Wednesday 21st –
Saturday 24th June
The unforgettable characters from Grahame’s classic novel spring to life in this musical adaptation. Mole, a curious creature who leaves his underground life for one of adventure meets Water Rat who agrees to show him the world. More than a show about animals, it is about the surpassing value of friendship.
Monday 3rd July
Cathi Conroy-Jones productions are proud to present a dance event charity. Go along and support these amazing children raising funds for the Brain Tumour Charity.
www.crewelyceum.co.uk
Wednesday 17th –Saturday 20th May
THE LITTLE MERMAID
Based upon one of Hans Christian Andersen’s most beloved stories and the classic animated film, Disney’s The Little Mermaid is an incredibly beautiful love story for audience members of all ages.
Thursday 1st June
Join the presenters as they dive deep into the world of science and look at how science shapes the modern world we live in with a few loud bangs along the way!
www.epsteintheatre.co.uk
Saturday 24th June
POP PRINCESSES
Featuring a soundtrack of top pop hits from artists such as Little Mix, Ariana Grande, Taylor Swift, Meghan Trainor, and internet sensation, JoJo Siwa, plus songs from all your favourite films and musicals.
Hyde
www.hydefestivaltheatre.co.uk
Wednesday 21st –
Saturday 24th June
MADAGASCAR JUNIOR
Presented by ShowStoppers Theatre Group. Based on the Dreamworks animation motion picture, this Madagascar
A Musical Adventure Jr. is presented by special arrangement with MTI.
Thursday 20th –
Saturday 22nd July
SHREK JR
Based on the Dreamworks animation motion picture, presented by a youth cast, this Shrek the Musical Jr. is presented by special arrangement with MTI.
New Brighton, Wirral Box Office: 0151 666 0000
Saturday 20th –
Sunday 21st May
You will see all your favourite characters beautifully brought to life with full-size costumes, magical puppets, and enchanting music. This completely new show lasts just under an hour and your little ones will be amazed when they see a very special visit from The Amazing Flying Pinky Ponk.
Thursday 1st June
Contact the venue for further details.
www.mandsbankarena.com
Monday 29th May
The award-winning, smash-hit circus musical that is fun for all the family.
Tuesday 30th May
This exhilarating show will showcase the exceptional talent of TV’s hugely popular professional dancers, performed within the wonderful world of the BBC show, with its stunning costumes and sparkling sets.
Friday 2nd June
Featuring legendary film scenes on giant screen, whilst the magical musical moments are brought to life by the Hollywood Sound Orchestra along with star soloists, for a multimedia experience.
www.atgtickets.com
Monday 5th –
Saturday 10th June
ANNIE
The smash-hit West End production of Annie, the world’s favourite family musical, returns to Liverpool for one week only.
Saturday 24th June
From the producers of Sing-aLong-a Sound of Music and Singa-Long-a Frozen, the brand new smash hit film musical of 2021 about the Family Madrigal with lyrics on screen that everyone can’t stop singing.
www.thelowry.com
Sunday 28th May
An imaginative adaptation of Michael Foreman’s environmental tale with dancing dinosaurs, fuelled by rock’n’roll. This riotous hour, packed with signature Roustabout silliness, will have you tapping your toes from start to finish. Ages 3+.
Wednesday 31st May –
Friday 2nd June
YOU CHOOSE
Using the picture book as inspiration and through a series of games and challenges each show will be unique with different characters, locations, costumes and much more every time!
Saturday 3rd-Monday 5th June
www.homemcr.org
Thursday 1st-Saturday 3rd June STARCHITECTS
Five children dream of reaching the moon from their bedroom… join the ‘Starchitects’ as they plan their daring mission. Will they succeed? And if they do, what will they find there? Ages 3-12.
Saturday 3rd June
THE HERO NEXT DOOR
The Hero Next Door is a groundbreaking new production created especially for 7-10 year olds celebrating difference, friendship and working together to do the right thing.
www.manchestertheatres.com
PHILHARMONIC
www.liverpoolphil.com
Sunday 18th June
PETER AND THE WOLF
Join the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Gaspard and his furry chums in a warm-hearted adventure.
www.watersidearts.org
Sunday 18th June
BAD DAD
Written by David Walliams, “Bad Dad” follows Frank and his father Gilbert as they struggle to escape the clutches of the local crime lord and clear Gilbert’s name.
THE
Join an adventurous young girl and her seafaring father as they reimagine the story of a tiny snail’s incredible trip around the world, inspired by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s much-loved picture book.
Tuesday 16th –
Saturday 20th May
SPONGEBOB THE MUSICAL
SpongeBob SquarePants is ready to ride the wave to entertain and delight audiences in this brilliant, bright, hilarious, and brand-new music.
We take great care to ensure this information is correct at the time of going to press. However, we would advise parents to phone and check details prior to making a long trip…or promise!
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