Red Riding Hood

Red Riding Hood

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The Helix, Friday 26th November - Sunday 9th January

*Note: Following the government announcement of new restrictions requiring venues to close at 8pm, we have had to alter the times of the upcoming shows of The Helix Panto – Red Riding Hood.

• Bookers will be emailed directly by the box office about the following changes which will come into effect on Monday 20th of December:
• Shows originally scheduled for 2pm will now commence at 1.30pm
• Shows originally scheduled for 6pm will now commence at 5.30pm
• Shows originally scheduled for 7pm will now commence at 5.30pm also.
• 1pm and 5pm shows are unaffected.

Join Red on her adventures through the magical pantosphere. Will she finally realise her true destiny and save Fairy tale Land from the clutches of the darkness.
With panto favourites Buddy (Colin Hughes), Laurel (Aidan Mannion),the wicked warlock (Paul Byrom), and the outrageous Dame Lola (Chris Corroon).
The Helix Panto is back with a bang to ensure you laugh your troubles away.

SENSORY FRIENDLY
This is a special performance with some adjustments to the show to ensure it is Sensory Friendly.

Adjustments include;
– House lights are left on
– Sound levels compressed
– Performers will be aware to contain any shouts or sudden movements
– Any strobe lights removed

Date:
Friday 26th November - Sunday 9th January
Time:
Price:
From €25
Address:
The Helix, DCU, Collins Avenue, Dublin 9, Ireland
Google Map of The Helix, DCU, Collins Avenue, Dublin 9, Ireland

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