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The riddle of Walshpool Gully

A family friendly children’s show coming to The J in March on Thursday 26 March 11.00am, Friday 27 March 26 6pm.

Combining old-fashioned storytelling with contemporary puppetry and miniature sets,

The Riddle of Washpool Gully is a reimagined tale of Australian mythology about the incredible creatures that might still live in the uncharted corners of our vast country.

Far beyond the outskirts of the big city, near a tiny town that nearly everyone forgot, lay a dry creek bed of no special significance.

Once upon a time it had been called Washpool Gully. But the world had moved on from insignificant things, and no one had time for dry creek beds. Except in Washpool Gully something was stirring.

Shaken by the rumble of engines and darkening of the sky, something long asleep had decided to wake up.

“Vividly imagined and meticulously realised with beauty, wit and immense heart.”

“A stunning piece of theatre which will appeal to young and old.”

“A delicate, poetic, entrancing, yet bold and grounded narrative that sweeps you up from its first to its final words.”

For schools bookings call the box office.

Come and support your local theatre, For Kids 6+ and their families.

Tickets thej.com.au or call the J Box office on 5329 6560

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