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Brilliant yearly tradition at Noosa Arts Theatre

It’s that time of year again… Pantomime time!

A brilliant yearly tradition from Noosa Arts Theatre, so grab the kids and get along to see ‘Mother Goose’.

Mother Goose is desperate to recover her youthful looks, and agrees to let Demon Night have her precious Goose, Priscilla. But racked with guilt, she decides to rescue Priscilla from his evil clutches.

Meanwhile Demon Night has kidnapped Jill, the girlfriend of Mother Goose’s son Jack. Jack sets out to rescue her, accompanied by Mother Goose and his brother Silly Billy, Squire Blackheart. They catch up with Demon Night courtesy of a hot-air balloon, but he flees and gives up Jill and the Goose.

Everyone will love this show, full of laughs, surprises, fun songs and great costumes.

The audience will all get into the spirit with the cast and come away with big grins on their faces.

The kids also get a chance to have their photos taken with the cast after the show which is a brilliant opportunity for the little ones.

There are two shows on Saturday and Sundays throughout January.

Here are the times:

Saturdays 7, 14 and 21 January – 11am and 2pm Sundays 8, 15 and 22 January – 1pm and 4pm.

All tickets are $16 and sold online at noosaartstheatre.org.au or call Noosa Arts Theatre on (07) 5449 9343 Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 2pm.

Book now to avoid disappointment!

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