Red Balloon by String Theatre at Longfield Hall 15-16 Dec

By Longfieldhall
November 29, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted November 29, 2018

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Posted November 29, 2018

Longfield Hall is really excited to have the wonderful String Theatre back for the third time with their family show The Red Balloon.

Saturday 15 December 4.30pm

Sunday 16 December 11am and 4.30pm

The Red Balloon tells the story of a small boy's friendship with a balloon. Using long-string wood-carved marionettes and accompanied by specially commissioned music, this spell-binding show transports both adults and children into the poignant world of the puppet characters. Age guide 3+

Tickets ?9/?5

Running time 45 minutes.

For more information and to book tickets visit www.longfieldhall.org.uk

Longfield Hall - 50 Knatchbull Road - SE5 9QY

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