Noddy Pantomine @ Theatreworks Birkenhead 5-13th July
TheatreWorks is proud to present Enid Blyton's classic, 'Noddy', adapted by David Wood and directed by David Blakey
Noddy and his friends are pitted against the sneering goblins and a greedy witch, in this funny and inventive adaptation.
As in the original works, Noddy learns the value of friendship, hard work, and honesty through a series of adventures: building his house in Toytown, driving a car, outwitting his enemies, even surviving a hair-raising experience at Noah’s Ark! Noddy is a mix of adventure, morality tale and pantomime, with plenty for the whole family to enjoy!
All Youth Production, don't miss out!
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Venue accessibility: our auditorium is wheelchair accessible, but unfortunately our toilets are not.
Production run time: Approximately 90 minutes including a short interval.
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