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Wishes come true

More school holiday fun at The J coming with the story of Aladdin. Aladdin was sick and tired of his boring old lamp, so he traded it in for a brand-new iPod – wow!
Now he can sit around all day listening to his favourite songs while all of his wishes are being granted.
There’s just one problem – his new genie is not very good at the job … well, he’s only learning you see and makes lots of mistakes.
Aladdin wished for a big house and got a big mouse. He was very angry! Oh dear … one more mistake and Aladdin will be wishing for a new genie. Just be careful what you wish for Aladdin!
Suitable for children 3 to 11 years and their families, primary schools, pre-schools and vacation care centres.
Running time 50 minutes. Meet and greet the cast afterwards.
Aladdin is on 28 September, at 11am only, so don’t miss this special performance for all the family to share. Tickets are available at www.thej.com.au

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