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Pendle Productions presents Pinocchio!
This fabulous, musical show is bright, colourful and full to the brim with toe tapping action which is sure to captivate all who listen and watch.
Our production introduces Pinocchio as a lump of wood, and with his transformation into a walking talking puppet, takes us from Geppetto's wood shed, on through the wooden boys many adventures. With song, music, puppets, scenery and costume 'The Storytellers' bring this delightful performance to life right infront of your very eyes.
With a little touch of Magic in the Field of Miracles, Pinocchio starts his journey and quest for knowledge.
Find out why Pinocchio's nose grows? How he gets out of his many scrapes? And if he ever turns into a real boy!
Performances at 12pm & 2.30pm near the Miniature Railway buildings (follow signs for Worden Hall.)
Tickets: £8
3 Person Family Ticket: £20
4 Person Family Ticket: £25
5 Person Family Ticket: £30
6 Person Family Ticket : £35
Children aged 2 and under - Free of Charge
Don't forget your picnic, something to sit on! (Outdoor Performances)
Please Note: NO SEATING IS PROVIDED AT THIS EVENT. Chairs are permitted in designated areas. Please allow time to walk from the car park to the performance area. Don't forget the performances are outside! Have a great day!
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Single tickets: £8; 3 Person Family Ticket: £20; 4 Person Family Ticket: £25; 5 Person Family Ticket: £30; 6 Person Family Ticket : £35; Children aged 2 and under - Free of Charge
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