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Little Red sets off through the forest to visit grandma but the journey won’t be easy, not with all the distractions!
The three pigs are building their new homes, Goldilocks is having problems with some bears and to top it all off, the Big Bad Wolf is out on the hunt for his dinner! Can Little Red help her friends and still outsmart the hungry wolf? Filled with live music, colourful characters and puppetry, this wonderful family musical has something for everyone.
Bring along your picnics, blankets, folding chairs and friends and family.
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