Arts & Culture
Ollerton Then and Now: Exhibition - Ollerton Library
An exhibition celebrating Ollerton: Then and Now. Photography and artwork coproduced by the communi…
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Not for the faint hearted… fake Princesses… or those who have trouble sleeping at night!
Set in the Museum of Forgotten Things, three musical curators, tell the amazing tale of the museum’s artefacts including the mystery of a little green pea and how it got there.
Do you want to hear a true story?
Imagine a place where what you see is not what it seems, with forgotten stories and forgotten things.
Do you want to hear an exciting story?
Imagine Princesses who don’t know they are Princesses and a Prince who doesn’t want to be King.
Do you want to hear a happy story?
Imagine a real Prince discovering a real Princess and a story that ends happily-ever-after!
Get ready to meet a demanding queen, a host of wannabe princesses, a girl who is blown into the palace by a gust of wind and an indecisive prince under pressure to find his real princess.
The Princess and the Pea is packed with humour and memorable songs, including a procession of every type of princess you can imagine.
Will our Prince ever find a real Princess or his happy ever after?
For children aged 3 - 7 years
Library members: £3
Non-library members: £6
Booking advised
Running time: 60 minutes
Anyone who enjoys a charming, funny, inventive afternoon at the theatre will be sure to come out with a grin on their face.
Leeds-based tutti frutti has a reputation as one of the most inspired ensembles specialising in work for very young children.
Covid 19 refunds: If you or anyone you live with displays symptoms associated with Covid-19, or if you are required to self-isolate following Government guidance, please do not visit the library. Under these circumstances, you will be entitled to a refund. Please contact ask@inspireculture.org.uk to request.
There will be two performances of The Princess and The Pea at Mansfield Central Library. Visit Family Theatre: The Princess and The Pea for the full listings.
Programmed in association with The Spark Arts for Children
