Theatr Clwyd has announced a line up of family friendly performances coming to the theatre this autumn.
Theatr Clwyd, based in Mold, is the largest producing theatre in Wales and after a summer of workshops, residencies and Family Arts Festival Theatr Clwyd has a huge season of entertainment for all the family.
Theatr Clwyd has created two shows perfect for all the family this Autumn Season. Catch The Famous Five: A New Musical running until 15 Oct.
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For the festive period there is none other than the Rock ‘n’ Roll Panto Robin Hood taking to the stage from November 19 - January 14.
Strange Creatures is inspired by the book Beegu written and illustrated by Alexis Deacon. Using magical, theatrical chamber music to gently explore childhood and belonging. Featuring fabulous music for Violin, Viola and Cello as well as singing, drumming and lots of fun and games. Strange Creatures is a musical adventure to delight children and families alike. This wonderful adventure is perfect for 4-7 year olds. (8-9 Oct)
Dinosaurs and All That Rubbish roars into Mold this autumn. Man’s dream to reach the stars leaves the world in ruins and disturbs the sleeping dinosaurs. Will they wake up and save planet Earth? An imaginative adaptation of Michael Foreman’s environmental tale with dancing dinosaurs, fuelled by rock’n’roll. Aimed at Ages at 3+. (4-5 Nov)
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For some festive fun why not catch Christmas Tales With Granddad. The show features a host of festive stories, including a special pair of Christmas pants, the mystery of the snowflake necklace and the mischievous shenanigans of the Tomten - a feisty Gnome, who loves the chance to swap gossip with woodland creatures, and who might just be the reason Granddad can't find his favourite tree decoration. Creating a sense of the fireside in the theatre, Granddad will welcome imaginative input from the audience as he weaves his own brand of heart-warming storytelling and festive cheer. For ages 3 plus. (9-11 Dec)
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