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The Ark, Saturday 14th December - Sunday 29th December

Moon Woke Me Up – This Christmas, escape into space in this fantastic interactive theatrical adventure.

Moon Woke Me Up Nine times
It was still 4am
So I built a rocket with my friends
And went on a journey that never ends
Come up and away with us. Come and play with us.

You are invited to come and build a rocket that will BLAST OFF and take us on a magical adventure. Once inside their homemade rocket children are treated to a magical shadow show as they journey to the moon! Come with us all the way, up there, into outer space!

I wonder if it smells of cheese?
I wonder if it will make me sneeze?
Let's find out!

Inspired by a Haiku of the same title by Basho Matsuo, Moon Woke Me Up is an interactive theatrical adventure to space for ages 3-5, using a wonderful blend of performance and interactive drama, construction play and sensory explorations from Little Bigtop in association with The Civic.


Date:
Saturday 14th December - Sunday 29th December
Time:
10.15am | 11.45am | 2.00pm
Price:
€9.50 | €12.50
Address:
11A Eustace St, Temple Bar, Dublin, Co. Dublin, D02 A590, Ireland

Google Map of 11A Eustace St, Temple Bar, Dublin, Co. Dublin, D02 A590, Ireland

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